{"exhibit":{"id":11,"title":"Gossip and\/as Foreign Correspondence","description":"

This exhibit gathers items related to the presentation \"\u2019Interesting to the Ladies\u2019: How Foreign Correspondents Made Gossip a Profession\" for the Speculative Endeavors<\/em><\/a> Conference (Oct 21-23, 2021). They serve as a basis to contextualize, analyse, visualize, and link documents and people relevant to the question of how gossip becomes a profession for white women in the mid-nineteenth century. The focus is on the transatlantic careers of Grace Greenwood<\/a> and Anne Hampton Brewster<\/a>.<\/p>\r\n

For further context, you can read our conference report here<\/a>.<\/p>\r\n

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\"Item<\/a>(Palladio<\/a> visualization, location of items in \"Gossip Columns and Columnists\"<\/a> collection, size nodes)<\/h6>\r\n

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