Great Expectations: The Ethics and Politics of Marketing Marketing Women, Sex...
Below you can find the abstract and the Prezi presentation I created for this talk. Please note: if you are viewing this page in Safari, you will not be able to see the embedded Prezi. To see the...
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The Widow in Mid-Victorian Fiction and Culture: Representing the Ethics,...
Abstract “Widders are ’ceptions to ev’ry rule.”[1] While feminist historical and literary scholarship has explored the roles of wives, mothers, daughters, sisters and single women throughout large...
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This paper considered the widow in the context of feminist protest and activism, charting her way from being an object in others’ feminist discourse to emerging as a feminist political agent. Below...
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Materiality, Mourning & the Widow: Henry James’s *The Spoils of Poynton* (1897)
In late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century literature and culture, as either an impoverished victim or a propertied independent subject, depending on her economic circumstance and her social class,...
View ArticleThe Real Thing: Objects, Materiality, & Authenticity in Neo-Victorian Fiction
This is the Prezi for a paper I gave at the Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA) convention in Toronto in May 2015. It’s the beginnings of an article on the same topic that I hope to finish...
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