Titlebook: A Victorian Educational Pioneer’s Evangelicalism, Leadership, and Love; Maynard’s Mistakes Pauline A. Phipps Book 2023 The Author(s), under

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Gurkirat Kaur,Arashdeep Singh,B. N. Dar35). The author focuses on Maynard’s privileged but ascetic upbringing and how larger ideas about class, gender, and empire shaped her life. Maynard is further contextualized in a discussion about the era that includes the importance of categories like class and new terms like agnosticism and sexolo

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Antul Kumar,Sharon Nagpal,Anuj Choudharyucifixion saved them from Adam’s sin. In stark contrast, Maynard’s parents interpreted the Cross as a symbol of human failing and advocated a life of worldly renunciation for personal salvation. Sadly, their beliefs instilled in Maynard troubling life paradoxes: she lived in opulence but must deny e

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Antioxidants in Plant-Microbe Interaction. However, virtually nothing exists on how emergent professional educators coped with their new occupations within a patriarchal society. Chapter 4 addresses this lack, showcasing microhistorical events in 1882, 1884, and 1891 that illustrate Maynard’s difficult Mistress-ship at Westfield College un

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Antul Kumar,Sharon Nagpal,Anuj Choudhary Marion Wakefield, an Irish Westfield student half her age. Coincidentally, Maynard’s idiosyncratic articulation of faith was rooted in South African Calvinism. Sadly, her sense of power as Mistress, English, and prophet damaged Wakefield’s health and self-esteem. Regardless, Maynard fully believed

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Stefan L. Marklund,Kurt Karlsson new idea that a sexually repressed childhood like hers could, in later life, lead the individual to seek abnormal outlets for their excessively strong sexual excitations. This chapter outlines Maynard’s painful reconsideration of what she now called her misuse of love when her former lover, the Iri