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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,Women, Death and Integrity 1: ‘Lois the Witch’,, the second the strangeness of that land. The two sensations form a core of opposition in the story, since although Lois’s first feeling is of steadiness, the alien environment in which she finds herself is anything but firm and dependable, and she is not to feel that security within herself again

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Women, Death and Integrity 2: ,ises less self-consciously — problems of credibility, values and interpretation. There can be no doubt of Mrs Gaskell’s indictment of her society’s hypocrisy. The whole emphasis in the first chapters is on the falsity of appearances. It is particularly associated with Mrs Mason, that ‘a(chǎn)dept in the s

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,Women and History: ‘My Lady Ludlow’, folly of teaching the common people to read and write, is an artistic error which unbalances the overall shape of ‘My Lady Ludlow’. It could be claimed that there is less harm to be done to a tale which the narrator herself claims ‘is no story: it has, as I said, neither beginning, middle, nor end’

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and Economics, It is full of pain, loss and unfulfilled hope, but it is perhaps her most purely comic work. It is an old people’s book, but celebrates the open eyes of childhood. It ranges from the pleasures and pains of sexuality to the fulfilment of providence.

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