The Female Spectator periodical

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The Female Spectator periodical was an 18th-century English magazine, often considered the first periodical written by and for women, that addressed issues of female education, morality, and social life.

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instanceOf 18th-century English periodical
magazine
periodical
aimsTo entertain women readers
instruct women readers
associatedWith Eliza Haywood NERFINISHED
circulationArea London NERFINISHED
provincial England
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Great Britain
describedAs first periodical written by and for women in English
discusses conduct literature
courtship
domestic life
education of girls
female virtue
marriage
endTime 1746
field eighteenth-century literature
women’s studies
focusesOn female education
morality
social life
frequency monthly
genre moral essay periodical
hasAuthor Eliza Haywood NERFINISHED
hasCharacter Clemene NERFINISHED
Euphrosine NERFINISHED
Mira NERFINISHED
The Female Spectator (narrator) NERFINISHED
hasEditor Eliza Haywood NERFINISHED
hasGenderFocus women
hasPerspective didactic
moralistic
historicalSignificance early example of women’s periodical press
important in history of women’s writing in Britain
language English
literaryForm essay
letter
medium print
modeledOn The Spectator NERFINISHED
numberOfVolumes 4
placeOfPublication London, England
surface form: London
pseudonymousEditor The Female Spectator NERFINISHED
publicationPeriod 1744–1746
relatedWork The Spectator NERFINISHED
The Tatler NERFINISHED
startTime 1744
targetAudience middle-class women
women readers

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Eliza Haywood associatedWith The Female Spectator periodical