Women's literature in Central Europe. A brief comparison between Jewish authors from Trieste and Austria
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Abstract
The object of this work is the contribution offered to the culture of XIX and XX centuries by women writers from Trieste and Austria.
The works by Jewish authors from Trieste and Austria have been examined and a comparative analysis has been carried out.
Among the women writers from Trieste, whose identity was wakened, there are authors who carried out journalism, shown irredentism aspiration, wrote works for women and for children that didn’t overcome the passing of time. Unlike other colleagues from Trieste, some Austrian authors, who were feminists, journalists, pedagogists or political activists, wrote some text that, even nowadays, are offering some reflections
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