Titlebook: Characters of Women in Narrative Literature; Keith M. May Book 1981 Keith M. May 1981 English literature.literature.Narrative.women

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1784-4re. This book, an expanded version of two papers read at Cambridge in 1928, is concerned with the difficulties of women writers. They have been hindered not simply by domestic exigencies but also by the problems of presenting, or even acknowledging, a female vision. Fictional women created by author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1784-4hey enlisted in an age-old male profession and felt it necessary to justify their temerity. They wrote to improve conduct and manners, to spread abroad those refinements which it was part of the function of their sex to foster in the family. The woman’s expressed vision at that time was in some degr

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Creative Myths,ted rather than thoroughly studied, yet the subject is neither simple nor unimportant. Faced with this question many people are likely to point out that writers in their works offer interpretations of individuals they have met, or produce composites of observed traits in accordance with their delibe

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The Eighteenth Century,e thought that men and women were alike, except that women had livelier minds and potentially better abilities. Richardson also regarded men and women as ‘brothers and sisters’, as he put it, akin but for circumstances and education. He however relished certain social and sexual roles which through

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The Later Nineteenth Century,uestions) or, at the opposite extreme, take as the starting-point for a fascinating, important and necessarily inconclusive discussion. What is not possible is to employ the term literally and so assume, for instance, that Flaubert, George Eliot, Tolstoy and Henry James — the authors under considera

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New Women,f Elena Nikolayevna, the heroine who, as he later wrote, ‘was then still a new type’. It seems that Turgenev had noticed in Russia an interesting and as yet rare phenomenon: the emergence of women in search of a destiny that should transcend, though not necessarily replace, the domestic round.

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