Titlebook: What Katy Read; Feminist Re-Readings Shirley Foster,Judy Simons Book 1995 Shirley Foster and Judy Simons 1995 fiction.myth.novel.women

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Susan Warner: ,edge alone sold 80 000 in the first year of its publication.. Its readership ranged from highbrow critics like Henry James who compared its realism to Flaubert’s., to ordinary families seeking domestic entertainment. As Warner’s publisher informed her:

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Frances Hodgson Burnett: ,,to a new and initially disturbing environment. Unlike earlier texts, however, the moral emphases are subordinated to a more searching psychological dimension. In its focus on processes of socialization the story of . follows a regenerative path, with pervasive images of death and debility transformed to those of life and energy.

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Angela Brazil: ,,fe that she produced for magazines, it played a significant part in the creation of a new and highly influential literary genre, a genre that addressed a specifically female juvenile readership in a direct challenge to the sentimental tradition of much previous fiction for girls.

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Shirley Foster,Judy Simonseld looking for a practical and applied introduction to circuits and signals. The author‘s “pragmatic” and applied style gives a unique and helpful “non-idealistic, practical, opinionated” introduction to circuits978-3-031-79751-4978-3-031-79752-1Series ISSN 1932-3166 Series E-ISSN 1932-3174

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Louisa May Alcott: ,,n an essay on the phenomenon of ., has noted how a number of twentieth-century women, as diverse in their origins and achievements as Gertrude Stein, Simone de Beauvoir and Adrienne Rich have all been prepared to admit to the impact of the novel as a formative influence on their lives.

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Susan Coolidge: ,,s exploration of juvenile behaviour isolated from direct contact with adults. Unlike Susan Warner, or even Charlotte Yonge, in whose The . (1856) the young Mays interact largely within an adult context, both Alcott and Coolidge write to a considerable extent from a child or adolescent-centred perspe

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