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Introduction highlights how feminist metadata reveals the invisible labor of forgotten female literary agents, suggesting new inquiries about modernist texts.
This introduction highlights the Modernist Archives Publishing Project's exploitation of the potential of feminist metadata to bring into focus the behind-the-scenes publishing work, or invisible labor, of forgotten female literary agents. It shows how the greater granularity of the description of the archive available in the digital realm can generate new questions about texts.
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