Add to ORKGMarriage gives the Victorian heroine possibilities, authority, and knowledge, while also presenting the heroine with new challenges and concerns. The journey between maiden and matron is a time of enormous upheaval in which the heroine must transform her identity and prepare for new domestic and sexual roles. My thesis explores this liminal stage between girlhood and womanhood in the Victorian novel. To support my thesis, I am using Anthony Trollope\u27s He Knew He Was Right, Charles Dickens\u27 Our Mutual Friend and George Eliot\u27s Daniel Deronda, novels that directly engage with Victorian ideas about gender, marriage and sexuality
The subject of this thesis is the unusual nature, in the presentation of courtship and marriage, of ...
Recently, a number of critical studies have focused on the ways in which New Woman fiction reconfigu...
Feminist studies of the Victorian novel have persuasively shown how domestic novels typically requir...
This thesis argues that through the use of character transformation in her heroines, Jane Austen use...
This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Ar...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 50-52).This thesis argues that androgyny--a term that has...
Contemporary British novelist Sarah Perry’s pastiche, The Essex Serpent (2016), goes beyond the wa...
Victorian society reproduced polarized gender roles known as the ideology of the separate spheres in...
This thesis studies the emergence of an empowered single heroine in western literature from the 1860...
This thesis examines the feminine coming-of-age stories in The Mill on the Floss and Hard Times and ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Wichita State University, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dept. of En...
This thesis has one major purpose: to examine how women’s autonomy over their own lives has changed ...
Master's thesis in Literacy StudiesMy thesis explores how Victorian society viewed the women who did...
George Eliot's Middlemarch, considered to be the greatest Victorian novel, extensively illustrates t...
This dissertation covers five female Victorian authors (Elizabeth Gaskell, M.E. Braddon, Dinah Craik...
The subject of this thesis is the unusual nature, in the presentation of courtship and marriage, of ...
Recently, a number of critical studies have focused on the ways in which New Woman fiction reconfigu...
Feminist studies of the Victorian novel have persuasively shown how domestic novels typically requir...
This thesis argues that through the use of character transformation in her heroines, Jane Austen use...
This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Ar...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 50-52).This thesis argues that androgyny--a term that has...
Contemporary British novelist Sarah Perry’s pastiche, The Essex Serpent (2016), goes beyond the wa...
Victorian society reproduced polarized gender roles known as the ideology of the separate spheres in...
This thesis studies the emergence of an empowered single heroine in western literature from the 1860...
This thesis examines the feminine coming-of-age stories in The Mill on the Floss and Hard Times and ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Wichita State University, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dept. of En...
This thesis has one major purpose: to examine how women’s autonomy over their own lives has changed ...
Master's thesis in Literacy StudiesMy thesis explores how Victorian society viewed the women who did...
George Eliot's Middlemarch, considered to be the greatest Victorian novel, extensively illustrates t...
This dissertation covers five female Victorian authors (Elizabeth Gaskell, M.E. Braddon, Dinah Craik...
The subject of this thesis is the unusual nature, in the presentation of courtship and marriage, of ...
Recently, a number of critical studies have focused on the ways in which New Woman fiction reconfigu...
Feminist studies of the Victorian novel have persuasively shown how domestic novels typically requir...