Add to ORKGThe late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries witnessed the development of the United States of America as a new nation. This development brought with it new ideologies and social and political change; included in these changes was the way that sexual conduct outside of marriage was dealt with. Because the emerging legal system became less concerned with matters of morality, some people became frightened that sexual promiscuity would become rampant. The sentimental novel or seduction tale became a means of attempting to control sexual behavior when the law was not able to step in. The way that madness, a term used to describe a variety of mental disorders, was understood was also changing in the post-Revolutionary era. As historian Roy...
From the colonial era to the twentieth century American Protestants professed to care for the well-b...
Major: Biology and EnglishFaculty Mentor: Dr. Bruce Graver, English In my thesis, I endeavor to expo...
This thesis attempts to prove that the diagnosing and treatment of mental illness in Victorian Anglo...
The late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries witnessed the development of the United States of...
abstract: This thesis explores how the characterization of mentally ill characters evolves in litera...
textRituals of Diagnosis argues that nineteenth-century America’s literary representations of madnes...
This thesis explores how late-nineteenth century American short fiction can be seen to have contribu...
This dissertation investigates how four early American fictional texts were engaged with emerging no...
This dissertation explores medical topics in three novels of the Federalist era in America. It opens...
This thesis explores the complex ways in which mental illness was portrayed in Victorian fiction. It...
Madness has always been a difficult concept to define as different sorts of behaviors have been cons...
This thesis is an examination of the history of mental health treatment for women in the 19th centur...
In the nineteenth century, the discussion of personal health and wellbeing became almost a national ...
Since the ancient times of Israel, Greece, and Rome, people with mental illnesses have been regarded...
This thesis will examine three plays written by three female American playwrights of the early twent...
From the colonial era to the twentieth century American Protestants professed to care for the well-b...
Major: Biology and EnglishFaculty Mentor: Dr. Bruce Graver, English In my thesis, I endeavor to expo...
This thesis attempts to prove that the diagnosing and treatment of mental illness in Victorian Anglo...
The late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries witnessed the development of the United States of...
abstract: This thesis explores how the characterization of mentally ill characters evolves in litera...
textRituals of Diagnosis argues that nineteenth-century America’s literary representations of madnes...
This thesis explores how late-nineteenth century American short fiction can be seen to have contribu...
This dissertation investigates how four early American fictional texts were engaged with emerging no...
This dissertation explores medical topics in three novels of the Federalist era in America. It opens...
This thesis explores the complex ways in which mental illness was portrayed in Victorian fiction. It...
Madness has always been a difficult concept to define as different sorts of behaviors have been cons...
This thesis is an examination of the history of mental health treatment for women in the 19th centur...
In the nineteenth century, the discussion of personal health and wellbeing became almost a national ...
Since the ancient times of Israel, Greece, and Rome, people with mental illnesses have been regarded...
This thesis will examine three plays written by three female American playwrights of the early twent...
From the colonial era to the twentieth century American Protestants professed to care for the well-b...
Major: Biology and EnglishFaculty Mentor: Dr. Bruce Graver, English In my thesis, I endeavor to expo...
This thesis attempts to prove that the diagnosing and treatment of mental illness in Victorian Anglo...