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New Women Writers of the Late Nineteenth Century

New Women Writers of the Late Nineteenth Century

Lyssa Randolph
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This book is concerned with the fiction and drama of the period, the poetry having been the subject of a separate book in the Writers and their Work series. Chapter one provides an overview of the women's movement between 1880-1919, and considers the diversity of feminist and female identities
and lifestyles. The second chapter considers the representation of the woman artist in the context of debates on literary value and its relationship to gender and genre. Chapter three considers texts by a number of women writers, including novels and short stories, with a focus on the themes of
motherhood, sexuality, eugenics, and imperialism. The final chapter extends the fin de si�cle period in order to look and suffrage and other drama, with a focus on the leading woman playwright of the Edwardian ere, Elizabeth Robbins. The dramatic expression of themes addressed in the previous
chapters is further explored here, especially motherhood and the emergence of women from sexual and domestic dependency.
Pages
132
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Liverpool University Press
Release
June 30, 2007
ISBN
0746310846
ISBN 13
9780746310847

New Women Writers of the Late Nineteenth Century

Lyssa Randolph
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
This book is concerned with the fiction and drama of the period, the poetry having been the subject of a separate book in the Writers and their Work series. Chapter one provides an overview of the women's movement between 1880-1919, and considers the diversity of feminist and female identities
and lifestyles. The second chapter considers the representation of the woman artist in the context of debates on literary value and its relationship to gender and genre. Chapter three considers texts by a number of women writers, including novels and short stories, with a focus on the themes of
motherhood, sexuality, eugenics, and imperialism. The final chapter extends the fin de si�cle period in order to look and suffrage and other drama, with a focus on the leading woman playwright of the Edwardian ere, Elizabeth Robbins. The dramatic expression of themes addressed in the previous
chapters is further explored here, especially motherhood and the emergence of women from sexual and domestic dependency.
Pages
132
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Liverpool University Press
Release
June 30, 2007
ISBN
0746310846
ISBN 13
9780746310847

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