Titlebook: Elizabeth Gaskell: ‘We Are Not Angels‘; Realism, Gender, Val Terence Wright Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Melissa Hubbard,Matthew J. Baileyause, as we so often find in Mrs Gaskell’s work, we are not invited to make a final and absolute choice, but are given the opportunity to weigh both experiences, both sets of values, and give each its due. When Margaret returns to Helstone at the end of the book, she sees much to awaken memories — t

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Connor McDonald,Chaim Katz,David C. KnoxIt is my hope that the foregoing chapters speak for themselves, and will provide the material for readers to draw their own conclusions, but it may be helpful to review some matters and to try to point up what is special about the author, particularly in regard to her values, her beliefs about women and her status as an artist.