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English summary
Terms and opportunities for women’s lives in the Enlightenment
During the Enlightenment in Copenhagen, important matters were discussed such as reason, knowledge, equality and education and what constituted the free citizen. Today, this period is often referred to as the cradle of human rights – the beginning of the democratic welfare society of today. This article questions whether women were meant to be part of this process. Did they have the opportu- nity to participate in the discussion at all or were they still subject to a framework that excluded them from living an independent life? A small part of the answer can be derived from litigations involving women acting as a part. Here, women who exceeded the limits of the lawful and who most often stood outside a house- hold – were ‘women on the edge’ in more than one sense.
Based on review and analysis of litigations involving women’s participation, this article gives a picture of the terms women were subject to and the opportu- nities they had in the late 1700s ́ Copenhagen. The empirical basis consists of archives from ‘Landsover- samt Hof- og Stadsretten’ (City Court) in the period 1771-1805. Five different year’s court records and les have been reviewed for relevant cases.