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Mary Diana Dods (1790–1830) was a Scottish writer of books, stories and other works who adopted a male identity. Most of her works appeared under the pseudonym David Lyndsay. In private life she used the name Walter Sholto Douglas. This may have been partly inspired by her grandfather's name, Sholto Douglas, 15th Earl of Morton. She was a close friend and confidante of Mary Shelley, and lived a portion of her life as the husband of Isabella Robinson. In 1980, scholar Betty T. Bennett sensationally revealed that Dods performed both male identities for various literary and personal reasons.

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rdfs:comment	Mary Diana Dods (1790–1830) was a Scottish writer of books, stories and other works who adopted a male identity. Most of her works appeared under the pseudonym David Lyndsay. In private life she used the name Walter Sholto Douglas. This may have been partly inspired by her grandfather's name, Sholto Douglas, 15th Earl of Morton. She was a close friend and confidante of Mary Shelley, and lived a portion of her life as the husband of Isabella Robinson. In 1980, scholar Betty T. Bennett sensationally revealed that Dods performed both male identities for various literary and personal reasons. (en) Mary Diana Dods (1790–1830) est une écrivaine écossaise de livres, d'histoires et d'autres œuvres qui a adopté une identité masculine. La plupart de ses œuvres sont apparues sous le pseudonyme de David Lyndsay. Dans la vie privée, elle a utilisé le nom de Walter Sholto Douglas. Cela peut avoir été en partie inspiré par le nom de son grand-père, Sholto Douglas, 15e comte de Morton. Elle était une amie proche et une confidente de Mary Shelley et a vécu une partie de sa vie en tant qu'époux d'Isabella Robinson. En 1980, la chercheuse Betty T. Bennett a révélé de manière sensationnelle que Dods avait interprété les deux identités masculines pour diverses raisons littéraires et personnelles. (fr) Mary Diana Dods, född 1790, död 1830, känd under namnen David Lyndsay och Walter Sholto Douglas, var en skotsk akademiker och författare. Dods publicerade böcker, noveller och dikter under namnet David Lyndsay. Privat levde hon under en identitet som diplomaten Walter Sholto Douglas och umgicks utklädd till man med bland andra Mary Shelley, officiellt som äkta make till Isabella Robinson Douglas. (sv)
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has abstract	Mary Diana Dods (1790–1830) was a Scottish writer of books, stories and other works who adopted a male identity. Most of her works appeared under the pseudonym David Lyndsay. In private life she used the name Walter Sholto Douglas. This may have been partly inspired by her grandfather's name, Sholto Douglas, 15th Earl of Morton. She was a close friend and confidante of Mary Shelley, and lived a portion of her life as the husband of Isabella Robinson. In 1980, scholar Betty T. Bennett sensationally revealed that Dods performed both male identities for various literary and personal reasons. (en) Mary Diana Dods (1790–1830) est une écrivaine écossaise de livres, d'histoires et d'autres œuvres qui a adopté une identité masculine. La plupart de ses œuvres sont apparues sous le pseudonyme de David Lyndsay. Dans la vie privée, elle a utilisé le nom de Walter Sholto Douglas. Cela peut avoir été en partie inspiré par le nom de son grand-père, Sholto Douglas, 15e comte de Morton. Elle était une amie proche et une confidente de Mary Shelley et a vécu une partie de sa vie en tant qu'époux d'Isabella Robinson. En 1980, la chercheuse Betty T. Bennett a révélé de manière sensationnelle que Dods avait interprété les deux identités masculines pour diverses raisons littéraires et personnelles. (fr) Mary Diana Dods, född 1790, död 1830, känd under namnen David Lyndsay och Walter Sholto Douglas, var en skotsk akademiker och författare. Dods publicerade böcker, noveller och dikter under namnet David Lyndsay. Privat levde hon under en identitet som diplomaten Walter Sholto Douglas och umgicks utklädd till man med bland andra Mary Shelley, officiellt som äkta make till Isabella Robinson Douglas. (sv)
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