Agents of Change: Feminist Literary Magazines, Editors, and the Politics of Cultural Production in Canada (1970–2000)

doi:10.3138/ijcs-2022-0012

Marcin Markowicz

Agents of Change: Feminist Literary Magazines, Editors, and the Politics of Cultural Production in Canada (1970–2000)

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The following article is a concise introduction to the author’s doctoral research focused on Canadian feminist periodicals. The author introduces the basic tenets of his doctoral thesis and then shortly discusses his experience of working in and with the archives.

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Agents of Change: Feminist Literary Magazines, Editors, and the Politics of Cultural Production in Canada (1970–2000)