Victorian Women Writers and the Woman Question
Herausgeber: Thompson, Nicola Diane
Victorian Women Writers and the Woman Question
Herausgeber: Thompson, Nicola Diane
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This 1999 collection of essays focuses on women writers popular in their own time but forgotten or neglected by literary history.
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This 1999 collection of essays focuses on women writers popular in their own time but forgotten or neglected by literary history.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Januar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 449g
- ISBN-13: 9781107404151
- ISBN-10: 1107404150
- Artikelnr.: 34959930
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Januar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 449g
- ISBN-13: 9781107404151
- ISBN-10: 1107404150
- Artikelnr.: 34959930
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
1. Responding to the woman question: re-reading non-canonical Victorian
women novelists Nicola Diane Thompson; 2. Marriage and the anti-feminist
woman novelist Valerie Sanders; 3. Breaking apart: the early Victorian
divorce novel Anne Humpherys; 4. Phantasies of matriarchy in Victorian
children's literature by non-canonical woman writers Alison Chapman; 5.
Gendered observations: Harriet Martineau and the woman question Alexis
Easley; 6. Maximising Oliphant: begging the question and the politics of
satire Monica F. Cohen; 7. 'Ploughing in all directions': literary women of
the 1850s and Charlotte Mary Yonge's Dynevor Terrace June Sturrock; 8.
Portraits of the artist as a young woman: representations of the female
artist in the women's writing of the 1890s Lyn Pykett; 9. Lady in green
with novel: the economics of painting in women's writing Dennis Denisoff;
10. Ouida and the other new woman Pamela K. Gilbert; 11. Organizing women:
new woman writers, new woman readers, and suffrage feminism Ann Ardis; 12.
Shot out of the canon: Mary Ward and the claims of conflicting feminism
Beth Sutton-Ramspeck; 13. Brave girls and strategic displacements: E.
Nesbit and the woman question Amelia A. Rutledge; 14. 'An 'old-fashioned'
young woman': Marie Corelli and the new woman Annette R. Federico.
women novelists Nicola Diane Thompson; 2. Marriage and the anti-feminist
woman novelist Valerie Sanders; 3. Breaking apart: the early Victorian
divorce novel Anne Humpherys; 4. Phantasies of matriarchy in Victorian
children's literature by non-canonical woman writers Alison Chapman; 5.
Gendered observations: Harriet Martineau and the woman question Alexis
Easley; 6. Maximising Oliphant: begging the question and the politics of
satire Monica F. Cohen; 7. 'Ploughing in all directions': literary women of
the 1850s and Charlotte Mary Yonge's Dynevor Terrace June Sturrock; 8.
Portraits of the artist as a young woman: representations of the female
artist in the women's writing of the 1890s Lyn Pykett; 9. Lady in green
with novel: the economics of painting in women's writing Dennis Denisoff;
10. Ouida and the other new woman Pamela K. Gilbert; 11. Organizing women:
new woman writers, new woman readers, and suffrage feminism Ann Ardis; 12.
Shot out of the canon: Mary Ward and the claims of conflicting feminism
Beth Sutton-Ramspeck; 13. Brave girls and strategic displacements: E.
Nesbit and the woman question Amelia A. Rutledge; 14. 'An 'old-fashioned'
young woman': Marie Corelli and the new woman Annette R. Federico.
1. Responding to the woman question: re-reading non-canonical Victorian
women novelists Nicola Diane Thompson; 2. Marriage and the anti-feminist
woman novelist Valerie Sanders; 3. Breaking apart: the early Victorian
divorce novel Anne Humpherys; 4. Phantasies of matriarchy in Victorian
children's literature by non-canonical woman writers Alison Chapman; 5.
Gendered observations: Harriet Martineau and the woman question Alexis
Easley; 6. Maximising Oliphant: begging the question and the politics of
satire Monica F. Cohen; 7. 'Ploughing in all directions': literary women of
the 1850s and Charlotte Mary Yonge's Dynevor Terrace June Sturrock; 8.
Portraits of the artist as a young woman: representations of the female
artist in the women's writing of the 1890s Lyn Pykett; 9. Lady in green
with novel: the economics of painting in women's writing Dennis Denisoff;
10. Ouida and the other new woman Pamela K. Gilbert; 11. Organizing women:
new woman writers, new woman readers, and suffrage feminism Ann Ardis; 12.
Shot out of the canon: Mary Ward and the claims of conflicting feminism
Beth Sutton-Ramspeck; 13. Brave girls and strategic displacements: E.
Nesbit and the woman question Amelia A. Rutledge; 14. 'An 'old-fashioned'
young woman': Marie Corelli and the new woman Annette R. Federico.
women novelists Nicola Diane Thompson; 2. Marriage and the anti-feminist
woman novelist Valerie Sanders; 3. Breaking apart: the early Victorian
divorce novel Anne Humpherys; 4. Phantasies of matriarchy in Victorian
children's literature by non-canonical woman writers Alison Chapman; 5.
Gendered observations: Harriet Martineau and the woman question Alexis
Easley; 6. Maximising Oliphant: begging the question and the politics of
satire Monica F. Cohen; 7. 'Ploughing in all directions': literary women of
the 1850s and Charlotte Mary Yonge's Dynevor Terrace June Sturrock; 8.
Portraits of the artist as a young woman: representations of the female
artist in the women's writing of the 1890s Lyn Pykett; 9. Lady in green
with novel: the economics of painting in women's writing Dennis Denisoff;
10. Ouida and the other new woman Pamela K. Gilbert; 11. Organizing women:
new woman writers, new woman readers, and suffrage feminism Ann Ardis; 12.
Shot out of the canon: Mary Ward and the claims of conflicting feminism
Beth Sutton-Ramspeck; 13. Brave girls and strategic displacements: E.
Nesbit and the woman question Amelia A. Rutledge; 14. 'An 'old-fashioned'
young woman': Marie Corelli and the new woman Annette R. Federico.