Titlebook: British Women Writers and the Short Story, 1850-1930; Reclaiming Social Sp Kate Krueger Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Leaping Luxuries and Transitional Consumersirtue of Gaskell’s placement of unmarried old women at the center of the Victorian domestic interior and her attention to this location as a site of story. Because these women within their homes are the subject of her narrative, when Gaskell accesses these ‘under cover’ stories, she radically shifts

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Conclusion Writing Beyond Marketinging evinced her equality, authenticity, and a refreshing straightforwardness distinct from the refined yet artificial turn-of-the-century Englishwoman.. Women were repeatedly featured as crucial players in the construction of Nation and Empire, supporting their male partners by working alongside the

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Publishing Contexts and Market Conditionsmply a reenactment of patriarchal privilege. Woolf suggests that the room connotes a recognition of women’s intellectual vocation and intellectualism, a space for work. It is not necessarily masculine — or at least, the study is masculine only insofar as intellectual work is gendered as such. Of cou

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Introduction: Feminine Occupations, by some occult device to gain admission into one’s office’?. Despite the dramatic increase in women writers, in 1896, there remains a sense that the appearance of a determined woman in an editor’s office is an act of trespass; a surreptitious, suspect, and ominous phenomenon.

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