Women's Journalism in Russia of the XIX Century: Topics and Problems
The article examines the origins of domestic women's journalism. The salons of Z. A. Volkonskaya, A. P. Elagina, E. P. Rostopchina and K. K. Pavlova are considered as a pretext for female journalism. Shop owners often tried themselves in literature - both in poetry and prose. Many acted as translators and creators (A. Ishimova, A. A. Davydova, A. N. Toliverova-Peshkova, M. K. Tenisheva), editors (E. I. Konradi-Bochechkarova, P. N. Arian, A M. Evreinova, A.V. Sabashnikova, L.Ya. Gurevich), publishers (O.N. Popova, A.Simonovich) educational and socio-political publications. It is alleged that women - editors, organizers and publishers - acted as educators of the people, teachers, fighters for the rights of women. Their activities contributed to the formation of a corps of socially significant media.