Edgeworthstown literary circle

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The Edgeworthstown literary circle was an 18th-century intellectual and literary salon centered around the Edgeworth family’s home in Edgeworthstown, Ireland, frequented by writers, thinkers, and educators such as Honora Sneyd.

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instanceOf 18th-century cultural institution
intellectual circle
literary salon
activePeriod 18th century
activityType manuscript discussion
philosophical debate
reading aloud
associatedPlace Edgeworthstown estate
associatedWith Honora Sneyd NERFINISHED
Maria Edgeworth NERFINISHED
Richard Lovell Edgeworth NERFINISHED
centeredAround Edgeworth family home
country Ireland NERFINISHED
culturalContext Enlightenment Ireland NERFINISHED
focus education
intellectual discussion
literature
genreOfActivity salon
hasSubject children’s education
novel writing
pedagogy
science and technology
historicalSignificance early Irish literary salon centered on education
hostedBy Edgeworth family NERFINISHED
influenced Maria Edgeworth’s educational writings
Maria Edgeworth’s fiction
languageOfDiscussion English
locatedAt Edgeworthstown House NERFINISHED
locatedIn County Longford NERFINISHED
Edgeworthstown NERFINISHED
meetingType informal gatherings
structured discussions
notableParticipant Honora Sneyd NERFINISHED
Maria Edgeworth NERFINISHED
Richard Lovell Edgeworth NERFINISHED
participantType educators
family friends
intellectuals
writers
partOf Anglo-Irish Enlightenment culture NERFINISHED
region Midlands of Ireland NERFINISHED
relatedTo Anglo-Irish gentry culture
Edgeworth family NERFINISHED
socialFunction networking among writers and thinkers
timeFrameStart late 18th century
topicOf educational theory
literary criticism
moral philosophy

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Honora Sneyd associatedWith Edgeworthstown literary circle