Antifeminism And The Victorian Novel Rereading Nineteenthcentury Women Writers Wagner by Wagner, Tamara S., 1976- instant download after payment.

ix, 327 p. ; 24 cm, Includes bibliographical references and index, Feminism and the canon: recovery and reconsideration of popular novelists / Pamela K. Gilbert -- Marketing antifeminism: Eliza Lynn Linton's \"wild women\" series and the possibilities of periodical signature / Susan Hamilton -- \"The inferiority of women\": complicating Charlotte Yonge's perception of girlhood in the Monthly Packet / Kristine Moruzi -- Domestic history and the idea of the nation in Charlotte Yonge's The Heir of Redclyffe / Lynn Shakinovsky -- Maiden pairs: the sororal romance in The Clever Woman of the Family / Talia Schaffer -- Cross-gendering the underwoods: Christian subjection in Charlotte Yonge's The Pillars of the House / Elizabeth C. Juckett -- Marriage plots and \"Matters of More Importance\": sensationalising self-sacrifice in Victorian domestic fiction / Tamara S. Wagner -- An \"original and unlooked-for ending\"?: irony, the marriage plot, and the antifeminism debate in Oliphant's Miss Marjoribanks / Amy J. Robinson -- Ghosts in the house: Margaret Oliphant's uncanny response to feminist success / Leila Walker -- The female confessor: confession and shifting domains of discourse in Margaret Oliphant's Salem Chapel / Heather Milton -- Mary Elizabeth Braddon's secret: an antifeminist amongst the new women / Kate Mattacks -- Idle vampires and decadent maidens: sensation, the supernatural, and Mary E. Braddon's disappointing Femmes Fatales / Heather L. Braun -- John Halifax, gentleman: a counter story / Kiran Mascarenhas -- Annesley Kenealy and Sarah Grand: biopower and the limits of the new woman / Ann-Barbara Graff -- Ignoring the new woman: ten years of a Victorian weekly fiction magazine / Kate Macdonald