Ingrid Lyberg
Ingrid Lyberg Position: Doctoral Student School/office: School of Humanities, Education and Social SciencesEmail: aW5ncmlkLmx5YmVyZztvcnUuc2U=
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About Ingrid Lyberg
Ingrid Lyberg commenced her doctoral studies in history in January 2023. She has a master's degree in Medieval English Literatures from the University of York, and a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Lund.
In her current research project, Ingrid Lyberg is studying the Swedish women's rights movement of the early twentieth century, particularly the first female physicians. The focus is on how feminists argued for citizenship with reference to venereal disease.
The preliminary title of Ingrid Lyberg's doctoral thesis is Did Syphilis Give Women the Vote? Venereal Disease as Catalyst of Women’s Political Discourse in Early Twentieth-Century Sweden.
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Articles, book reviews
- Lyberg, I. (2023). Recension av: Frivilliga rasbiologer: interaktionen och kunskapscirkulationen mellan rasbiologiska institut och allmänheten under 1920- och 1930-talet: [Volunteer racial biologists: Interaction and circulation of knowledge between the Institute of racial biology and the public in the 1920s and 1930s]. Historisk Tidskrift, 143 (3), 472-473. [BibTeX]