Mathilde Fibiger
Mathilde Lucie Fibiger (born December 13, 1830 in Copenhagen , † June 17, 1872 in Aarhus ) was a Danish tutor, women's rights activist and writer .
She worked as a tutor on Lolland. Under the pseudonym "Clara Raphael", she published the novella "Tolv breve" (Eng .: Twelve Letters ) in 1851 , in which she advocated full equality for women. The font was published by Johan Heiberg and received a lot of attention in Denmark. Fibiger's numerous later works were also devoted to the topic of equality . Her older sister Ilia Fibiger represented the same principles, but did not appear in the media.
Mathilde Fibiger is also referred to as the "founder of the Danish women's movement", an honor that she has to share with other candidates.
Works
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Clara Raphael. Tolv Breve 1851 ( Twelve Letters )
- Clara Raphael. Twelve letters. German by Nadine Erler . Barnstorf 2014.
- A sketch efter the rotten Liv 1853
- Minona. En Fortælling 1854
Web links
- Detailed biography (Danish)
- Online edition of the text of "Tolv Breve"
- Online edition of "Minona. En Fortælling"
- Online edition of "En Sketch efter det verkelige Liv"
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Antonius Lux (ed.): Great women of world history. A thousand biographies in words and pictures . Sebastian Lux Verlag , Munich 1963, p. 168.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Fibiger, Mathilde |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Fibiger, Mathilde Lucie (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Danish women's rights activist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 13, 1830 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Copenhagen |
| DATE OF DEATH | June 17, 1872 |
| Place of death | Aarhus |