Banshee, an Irish Feminist Newspaper (March 1976 – October 1978): Style and Themes
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Banshee, Newspaper, FeminismАннотация
In March 1976 a feminist newspaper called Banshee was launched in Dublin. By overtly taking a stand in favour of contraception and abortion and criticising the role and place of the Catholic religion in Irish society, Banshee became one of the main vehicles for the emancipation of women. The style and the themes of this publication were unique: original, subversive and funny. In the end, the internal and external tensions created by the different political stands led to the disappearance of the paper in October 1978, but it contributed significantly to the modernisation of the country.
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