Constanta Dunca - Schiau (1843 - 1905)
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Constanta Dunca - Schiau was ...
| related to | Maria Cuntan |
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| Place(s) of Residence | Romania , Paris , Vienne (FRA) , France |
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Receptions of Constanta Dunca - Schiau, the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
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MENTIONED IN: - Dicționarul literaturii române de la origini pînă la 1900, București: Ed. Academiei, 1979
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Daughter of a Moldavian 'grand avocat'. Studied in Vienna and Paris, at the College de France. She obtained a certificat in 'hautes études' and for courses of pedagogy (1862).
Married to imperial counselor Antoniu de Schiau in Transylvania.
One of the first Romanian women journalists. Collaborates with the French journals from a very early stage of her career. Returned to the country, she dedicates herself to organizing the education system for girls; leader of the feminist movement in Romania. Starting 15 March 1863, she become editor-in-chief of the „Amicul familiei”, magazine. Translator Information about translations from Ileana Mihaila.
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im: still alive in 1905
Other pseudonyms listed for this author: E. D’Albon, Camille d’Alb.
NOT MENTIONED IN:
- Buck, Guide to women's literature, 1992