Part of the Litterær lørdag series, this literary Saturday looks at how literature has voiced women's right to live on their own terms, from the French Revolution to MeToo, alongside coffee and cake.
Elisabeth Møller Jensen presents her new book Feminist, which traces feminism's three major waves from the early 1800s to today. She moves between international landmarks and Danish voices such as Thomasine Gyllembourg, Dea Trier Mørch and Olga Ravn, interweaving them with her own memoirs. The talk shows how these texts have shaped our shared cultural heritage and carried the struggle for women's equality across two centuries.
Elisabeth Møller Jensen was a longtime director of KVINFO and has edited a Nordic history of women's literature.
