Adapting the Fallen Woman: Neo-Victorian Representations of Prostitution in...
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View ArticleLunatics, Mistresses & Fallen Women Revisited: Gender, Sexuality & Third-Wave...
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View Article‘Anagrams of our antecedents’: Feminist Genealogies in 21st-Century Women’s...
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View ArticleDead Husbands & Dirty Secrets: Fashioning the Neo-Victorian Widow
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View ArticlePainting Rooms of Their Own: Gendering Art, Space & Biography in Margaret...
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View ArticleGreat Expectations: The Ethics and Politics of Marketing Marketing Women, Sex...
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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...
View ArticleWomen on Their Own: Feminist Protest & the Figure of the Widow in...
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,...
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Modernity & Mourning: Writing the Edwardian Widow
This is an abstract for a paper I will be presenting at the Edwardian Cultures Network conference, “Edwardian Premonitions & Echoes”, in April 2014. A presentation for this paper will be uploaded...
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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