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Elles étaient seize: les premières femmes journalistes au Canada
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Seize journalistes canadiennes, à l'été 1904, font le voyage en train pour visiter la Foire universelle de Saint-Louis. Au cours de ces dix jours riches en péripéties, elles fondent le Canadian Women's Press Club (CWPC), premier du genre au pays. S'appuyant sur des lettres et des entrevues, mais surtout sur les articles de journaux produits dans le sillage de l'événement, Linda Kay dresse un portrait saisissant de ces femmes qui avaient en commun de n'avoir que peu de droits
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Release date | March 02th 2015 |
Language | French |
Publisher | PUM |
Collection | Champ libre |
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Number of pages | 276 pages |
Composition | Single-component retail product |
Support | Paperback / softback |
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