Women and literary history : "for there she was" /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Newark :
University of Delaware Press,
[2003]
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| Online Access: | Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- Yarhound, horrion, and the horse-headed tartar: editing Jane Sharp's The midwives book (1671) / Elaine Hobby
- Cowley among the women: or, poetry in the contact zone / Kathryn R. King
- "Lesbian" literary history in the eighteenth century / Sally O'Driscoll
- Beyond feminist literary history? re-historicizing the mid-eighteenth-century woman writer / Betty A. Schellenberg
- Terminus a quo, terminus ad quem: chronological boundaries in a literary history / Susan Staves
- "A considerable rank in the world of Belles lettres": women, fiction, and literary history in the last quarter of the eighteenth century / Antonia Forster
- The search for a lost Atlantis: feminist paradigms, narratives of nation, and genealogies of Victorian women's poetry and anti-slavery writing / Marjorie Stone
- Finding Phebe: a literary history of women's science writing / Ann B. Shteir
- Recuperating from modernism: Pauline Johnson's challenge to literary history / Carole Gerson
- Literary history as exorcism: May Sinclair meets the Brontés / Suzanne Raitt
- Women's literary history in a minor key / Jo-Ann Wallace
- Beyond feminist recuperative study / Bonnie Kime Scott.