These arguments built upon a well-established, albeit not clearly articulated, concept of republican citizenship, and reconstructed it most often in the language of nationalism (frequently ethno-nationalism), which had wide currency in Romania in the late nineteenth century. A native of Iai, educated there as well as in Paris and Brussels, he worked as a schoolteacher and lawyer, but made a name for himself in politics and journalism. In the case I discuss below feminists understood women's empowerment in terms of validating and increasing women's civic duties and responsibilities, rather than struggling for individual rights. George Panu (Ma November 6, 1910) was a Moldavian, later Romanian memoirist, literary critic, journalist and politician. Poate din aceast cauz îl prsise i norocul. This perspective enables me to explain the eagerness of many feminist activists to work within the dominant paternalist/patriarchal context not as a paradox, but rather as an outgrowth of locally grounded, powerful contexts that worked together to afford specific choices to women struggling against patriarchy. Jurnale, autobiografii, amintiri Amintiri de la Junimea din Iai ISBN 978-973-46-3943-4 An apariie 2013 Lun apariie 12 Numr pagini 656. Povestete George Panu în Amintiri de la Junimea din Iai: Junimistul Costic Bobeic era juctor de cri, îns în ultimii ani ansa îl prsise pe de o parte, iar pe de alt parte nu mai avea mijloace, nu dispunea de un capital pe care s îl rite. Abstract : This essay explores feminism's relations with nationalism and liberalism by examining specifically how feminists in late-nineteenth-century Romania understood citizenship and how they articulated views about women's empowerment starting from specific assumptions about individual rights and responsibilities in the community (as regulated by the state through citizenship).
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