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Federal Centre for Health Educationns and letters. I first discuss Bodichon’s most relevant works on this demand. This chapter moves on to explore the epistolary unfolding of Bodichon’s stance on the question of religious education and women’s access to schooling. Hence, in line with Bildung’s notion of dialogical learning, I explore

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Derek M. Griffith,Emily C. Jaegerthese themes. The chapter moves on to explore, in line with Bildung’s idea of travelling as sources of self-alienation, the role travel letters between Bodichon and her family and friends played in providing her with a site for articulating her learning as effected by the encounter with the unknown

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Derek M. Griffith,Emily C. Jaegerk and her most salient writings on art and travelling. I move on to explore the unfolding of Bodichon’s artistic career at the crossroads of her epistolary and visual ‘I.’ Hence, putting into play the narrative model of Bildung I illustrate in the previous chapters, I first analyse Bodichon’s inters

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Psychological aspects of physical disabilityrs and paintings—and the methodology I develop in this book. In this chapter I first unpack the nature of Bodichon’s gendered gebildet self with a view to locating Bodichon’s epistolary feminist becoming within the mid-Victorian women’s movement, its ideas and campaigns. I conclude the book by addre