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Author: Papadopoulou, Alexandra
Pseudonyms: | Vizantis - Thrakopoula - Sanco Pansas - Sataniski - Anatolitissa |
Spouse/other names: | Pappadopoulou |
Gender: | female |
Year of birth: | 1867 |
Year of death: | 1906 |
About her personal situation: | Born in Constantinople. Traveled to Bucharest, Athens, Salonika in language issue favored of the demoticism Standardizingjuly12av Origin: • Location where born : Constantinople - Location where lived: Bucharest, Sylivria, Salonika • Location where died : Constantinople National identity : • Nationality : Greek • Mother tongue : Greek Marital status : single Number of children : 0 Social class : middle class Religion: Orthodox Health: Illness: cancer - way of death: Cancer Education -well educated - learning foreign languages (French, German) -professional / practical education (teaching profession) |
Countries: | Greece |
Languages: | Greek |
Relations to other authors: |
Friend of Parren, Kalliroi Pupil of Leontias, Sappho Acquaintance of Evaggelidou, Virginia |
About her professional situation: | Short story writer, journal editor, essayist, novelist, poet (Buck). many patriotic - nationalist short stories, mainly short stories like "social psychograms" of Constantinople favorite writers: Russian, De Maupassant, Eliot, Sand worked as teacher for money in 1905 became director of School for girls in Salonika (av mar12) Standardizingjuly12av Profession(s) and activities: - Fiction Writer - Poetess - Editor of a periodical - Journalist - Teacher - Translator from French - Traveller - Contributor to periodical press - Headmistress - Political and social activism - Cultural and educational patron - Feminist - Filanthropist Languages in which she published : Greek Collaboration/connections with male authors : - writer, Grigorios Xenopoulos (penfriend) - poet, Gruparis (friend) Memberships : - Membership on the editorial board of magazines Publishing: - Under her own name - Under pseudonym • Female |
Elements of bibliography: | MENTIONED IN: - Buck, Guide to women's literature 1992 - List Celebration of Women Writers (but no hyperlinks) Cf. - Rizaki - Papakostas, G. (1980). I zoi kai to ergo tis Alexandras Papadopoulou [Life and work of Alexandra Papadopoulou]. Athens: Νational Literary and Historical Archives. - Ziras, A. (2005). Alexandra Papadopoulou, Ikones mias didaskalisis [ Alexandra Papadopoulou; pictures of a teacher] (introd) in Alexandra Papadopoulou, Peripetiai mias didaskalisis, Sto Monastiri. Athens: Patakis Press. - Parren, K. (1906). Alexandra Papadopoulou (part A & B) Efimeris ton Kurion, vol 869 & vol 870 -Papakostas, G. (2003), I protopora pezografos Alexandra Papadopoulou [The pioneer writer Alexandra Papadopoulou] in Ichnilasies. Athens: Patakis Press, pp.100-120 -Papakostas, G. (2002). Desmis Dihgimaton, ena telikos anevrethen ergo tis Alexandras Papadopoulou [A collection of short stories, a finaly found short story of Alaxandra Papadopoulou] in I ereuna kai i ermineutikes tis ekdoches. Athens: Patakis Press, pp.150-167 -Vasilaki, A. (2013). Women’s education and Modern Greek literature: Language, Nation and Education in the work of Alexandra Papadopoulou [in Greek]. M.Ed. thesis, University of Crete. -Vasileiadis, N. (1910). Eikones Konstantinoupoleos kai Athinon [Pictures of Konstantinoupolis and Athnes]. Athens: Hestia Press, pp.23-38 -Tamboukou, M. (2004). Tracing Heterotopias, Writing women educators in Greece. Gender of Education 16 (2), 187-207 -Argiripoulou, H. (2006). I gunaika stin ekpaideusi kai i ekpaideutikos mesa apo logotexnika keimena [Woman in education and female teacher in literature]. Athens: Epitheorisi Ekpaideutikon Thematon, 16, pp20-35. |
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Authority BnF picture_in_Pandektis_collection NEWW contribution Bucharest 2012 A. Vasilaki NEWW contribution Belgrade 2011 K. Dalakoura |
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