Educating middle class daughters : private girls schools in Copenhagen 1790-1820
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Educating middle class daughters : private girls schools in Copenhagen 1790-1820
（Danish humanist texts and studies, v. 13）
Royal Library : Museum Tusculanum Press, 1996
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Bibliography: p. [225]-236
Includes index
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Description
There were over 150 private day schools in early nineteenth century Copenhagen. They were run by literate women who taught everything from the basic 3R's to history, science and literature. This is the story of these schools, their teacher-owners, and the girls who attended them. It is also the story of the socialisation of middle class girls at the turn of the eighteenth to nineteenth century in Denmark.
Table of Contents
- Contents: Introduction
- General Background
- Prescriptive Roles for Women
- Private Proprietary Schools
- Inside the Classroom
- ABC's and Primers
- Dottreskolen of 1791: A Female Academy
- Det sosterlige Velgjorenheds Selskab: A Charity School
- Other Charity Schools
- Conclusion.
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