Specialization and the imitation of Nietzsche in The New Freewoman

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In this paper, I propose a counterexample to the proposed advantage of specialization in research. My counterexample is developed after assessing the claim that the early twentieth century essayist and editor Dora Marsden imitated Nietzsche in one of her periodicals: The New Freewoman.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
University of Manchester (PhD)

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