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So the answer is historical socio-economic factors generally preventing women from (1) dedicating themselves to a craft, and (2) from being recognized and remem

So the answer is historical socio-economic factors generally preventing women from (1) dedicating themselves to a craft, and (2) from being recognized and remembered even when they do.

jamager 3y ago
Where "generally" means pretty much "always" until a few years ago, and still a lot today. And not only in literature, of course. Lise Meitner, Jocelyn Bell Burnell and Rosalind Franklin are some very famous examples, but there are many, many others.