9 The New Woman Carole Gerson Chapter 9 addresses the New Woman in two incarnations - as living author and as fictional character. Historical New Women abounded in Canada's relatively flexible social structure, proving their mettle as undaunted journalists and intrepid travelers, yet few such adventurers appeared in fiction by Canadian women and most of these characters suffered for their daring.
9 The New Woman Carole Gerson Chapter 9 addresses the New Woman in two incarnations - as living author and as fictional character. Historical New Women abounded in Canada's relatively flexible social structure, proving their mettle as undaunted journalists and intrepid travelers, yet few such adventurers appeared in fiction by Canadian women and most of these characters suffered for their daring.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Born in Montreal, Carole Gerson is a professor in the English Department at Simon Fraser University. Her research on Canadian literary and publishing history and on early Canadian women writers has resulted in many publications, including two books on Pauline Johnson. She was a member of the editorial team for the major three-volume project History of the Book in Canada, for which she co-edited volume 3, covering the period 1918-1980.
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Table of Contents for Canadian Women in Print, 1750-1918 by Carole Gerson Part A: Contexts: Women and Print in Canada, to 1918 1. Women and the Broader Contexts of Print 2. Beginnings to the 1850s Part B: Women Writers at Work 3. Strategies of Legitimation 4. The Business of a Woman's Life 5. Canadian Women and American Markets Part C: Breaking New Ground After 1875 6. Periodicals and Journalism 7. Stretching the Range: Secular Non-fiction 8. From Religion to Reform 9. The New Woman 10. Addressing the Margins of Race Conclusion: Observations on the Canon Notes Selected Bibliography Index
Table of Contents for Canadian Women in Print, 1750-1918 by Carole Gerson Part A: Contexts: Women and Print in Canada, to 1918 1. Women and the Broader Contexts of Print 2. Beginnings to the 1850s Part B: Women Writers at Work 3. Strategies of Legitimation 4. The Business of a Woman's Life 5. Canadian Women and American Markets Part C: Breaking New Ground After 1875 6. Periodicals and Journalism 7. Stretching the Range: Secular Non-fiction 8. From Religion to Reform 9. The New Woman 10. Addressing the Margins of Race Conclusion: Observations on the Canon Notes Selected Bibliography Index
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