The Fury Archives: Female Citizenship, Human Rights, and the International Avant-Gardes (Modernist Latitudes)
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The Fury Archives: Female Citizenship, Human Rights, and the International Avant-Gardes (Modernist Latitudes)

by Juno Jill Richards

Feminist Studies Literary Criticism modernism
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The Fury Archives explores the relationship between female citizenship, human rights, and international avant-gardes. Framed within modernist studies, Juno Jill Richards’s book considers how gender, political belonging, and cultural experimentation intersect across broader histories of rights and participation.

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The Fury Archives examines female citizenship and human rights through the lens of international avant-gardes.

Situated within modernist studies, the book considers how gender and political belonging intersect with cultural experimentation.

Its focus connects literary and artistic movements with broader questions of citizenship, rights, and social participation.

Juno Jill Richards offers a scholarly contribution to conversations about gender, modernism, and international cultural history.

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