Titlebook: Political and Social Issues in British Women’s Fiction, 1928–1968; Elizabeth Maslen Book 2001 Elizabeth Maslen 2001 fiction.gender.novel.w

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Men, Women, Sex and Gender,fy an analysis of gender, especially in writing by women, to the exclusion of many other issues’; and they go on to warn that focussing exclusively on gender can ‘produce a curiously depoliticised reading of our culture, its history, and its writing’. Janet Montefiore had also urged in 1996 that ana

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Women in a Changing Society: Conclusion,nt ideas and trends within the writers’ own society, and that their novels often act as mouthpieces for their contemporary female readership, both analysing and questioning issues within their own culture, and expressing this questioning eloquently and entertainingly. But is there supporting evidenc

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Introduction,already received considerable critical attention. This of course does not mean I underestimate the achievements of such writers as Dorothy Richardson, Virginia Woolf or Ivy Compton-Burnett, but that I want to show how rich and varied other women’s writing was throughout the period.

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Men, Women, Sex and Gender,er’.. Moreover, it is worth bearing in mind Marianne van der Wijngaard’s point, that traits labelled as masculine or feminine are also culturally and historically specific, even when so assigned by scientists; the laboratory is also a product of its era..

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