Titlebook: Women in the English Novel, 1800–1900; Merryn Williams Book 1984 Merryn Williams 1984 English.novel.women

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,The Bront?s,ks for women published a few years earlier,. we can easily see why. Women were not supposed to feel or show violent emotions, or to fall in love without encouragement, or to defy men, and Bront? heroines do all these things. Even in Charlotte’s unimpassioned first novel, ., there is a flicker of female resistance:

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George Eliot,can’t now unsay their admiration.’. She lived to be acclaimed as the greatest woman of modern times. ‘The female Shakespeare’, ‘She thinks just like a man’,. her admirers said. When she died she was called ‘a(chǎn) woman whose achievements were without parallel in the previous history of womankind’.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06392-5English; novel; women

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