writing_womans_lives_symposium_paper_book_v2

Professor Małgorzata Radkiewicz, PhD
Jagiellonian University, Institute of Audio Visual Arts
m.radkiewicz@uj.edu.pl
Notes
1
Rich, 1979: 35
2
Petro, 2000: 5
3
By the end of the 19th century few states of the US had enfranchised women, and it was not
until the 1920s that the Senate ratified the Nineteenth Amendment which prohibited sex‐based
restrictions on voting. In Poland, women achieved the right to vote and to be elected without any
restrictions in 1918, after the state of Poland had regained its independence, following a 123‐year
period of partition and foreign rule.
4
Hallett, 2013: 11
5
Hallett, 2013: 14
6
Hallett, 2013: 20
7
Hallett, 2013: 20
8
Hallett, 2013: 20
9
Hallett, 2013: 21
10
All of the photographs of Jadwiga Smolarska used in this essay, can be found in Małgorzata
Hendrykowska's, book, where details of their origin are given (Hendrykowska 2007: 305‐310).
11
Hallett, 2013: 14
12
de Beauvoir, 2011: 742
13
de Beauvoir, 2011: 741
14
Hallett, 2013: 29
15
Hallett, 2013: 30
16
Cf. Hendrykowska, 2007: 47‐48
17
Hallett, 2013: 56
18
Hallett, 2013: 87
19
Cf. Hendrykowska, 2007: 55
20
Cf. Hendrykowska, 2007: 136
21
Cf. Hendrykowska, 2007: 142
Bibliography
De Beauvoir Simone., 2011, The Second Sex, trans. Constance Borde, Sheila Malovany‐
Chevallier, New York: Vintage Books
Petro P., 2002, Aftershock of the New. Feminism and the Film History, New Brunswick.
Hallett H. A., 2013, Go West, Young Women! The Rise of Early Hollywood, Berkeley.
Hendrykowska M, 2007, Smosarska, Poznań.
Kaplan E. A., 1983, Women and Film: Both sides of the camera, New York.
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