Joinings and disjoinings : the significance of marital status in literature /
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Bowling Green, Ohio :
Bowling Green State University Popular Press,
[1991]
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Table of Contents:
- Love and death in Chaucer's The book of the duchess / Patricia Prandini Buckler
- Marriage in Goldsmith : the single woman, feminine space, and "virtue" / Christopher K. Brooks
- The symbol of the androgyne in Blake's The four Zoas and Shelley's Prometheus unbound : marital status among the romantic poets / Patrick Bizzaro
- Real lives : didactic realism in antebellum marital fiction / Thomas H. Fick
- Text and context in Fanny Fern's Ruth Hall : from widowhood to independence / Joyce W. Warren
- "To be wise herself" : the widowing of Dorothea Brooke in George Eliot's Middlemarch / Richard D. McGhee
- Marriage of partnership : Elizabeth Gaskell and the Victorian androgynous ideal / Laurie Buchanan
- "The web of self-strangulation" : mothers, daughters and the question of marriage in the short stories of Mary Wilkins Freeman / Mary R. Reichardt.
- Peter Altenberg : the "radical bachelor" / Pamela S. Saur
- Proving one's worth : the importance of marriage in the world of Barbara Pym / Katherine Anne Ackley
- The dismembered couple : Krapp's last tape and Happy days / Mary F. Catanzaro
- July's people : she knew no word / Stefanie Dojka.