WRITING AS FEMALE NATIONAL AND IMPERIAL RESPONSIBILITY: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE'S SCHEME FOR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL REFORMS IN ENGLAND AND INDIA
WRITING AS FEMALE NATIONAL AND IMPERIAL RESPONSIBILITY: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE'S SCHEME FOR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL REFORMS IN ENGLAND AND INDIA
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写作作为女性国家和帝国的责任：弗洛伦斯·南丁格尔的英国和印度社会和文化改革计划
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10.1017/s1060150310000288
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2010
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0.3
通讯作者：
Chieko Ichikawa
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作者：
Chieko Ichikawa
在19世纪50年代中后期，弗洛伦斯·南丁格尔（Florence Nightingale）成为克里米亚战争后的民族女英雄，是女性集体传记中最受欢迎的人物。然而，她的一生可以看作是对符合维多利亚时代女性理想的坚决反抗。她意识到自己的人气与现实之间的鸿沟：公众好！它不知道我在克里米亚到底在做什么。良好的公共!它不知道我想做什么，也不知道我回家后做了什么。（来自1857年的私人笔记；南丁格尔，Ever Yours 177-78）这句话暗示了她对错误描述的抵制，这表明她内心在寻找表达她的愿景的手段。
Florence Nightingale, who became a national heroine after the Crimean War, was the most popular subject in hagiographical collective biographies of women during the mid- and late-1850s. However, her life can be regarded as a resolute resistance to conformity with the ideal of womanhood in the Victorian era. She recognised the chasm between her popularity and reality: Good public! It knew nothing of what I was really doing in the Crimea. Good public! It has known nothing of what I wanted to do & have done since I came home. (Private note from 1857; Nightingale, Ever Yours 177–78) This statement implies the resistance to the misrepresentation of her, which is indicative of her inner struggle to search for a means to express her vision.