Titlebook: Crossroads in Literature and Culture; Jacek Fabiszak,Ewa Urbaniak-Rybicka,Bartosz Wolski Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013

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M. Sivakumar,S. Boroumand-NasabSarah Waters presents the story of a protagonist who managed to cross the gender frontier twice, both as a male impersonator and as a cross-dresser. The focus of this paper is therefore on the means and processes of the heroine’s transgression of socially accepted gender roles in 19th century London

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Disorders with Written Text Structure,der, which clash with the images created by the plot of the book. A close analysis of Alice Walker’s non-fiction writings shows that she holds all African American women in high esteem, which is rather incompatible with intentionally depicting them as vulgar and uneducated creatures. Furthermore, sh

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“The One Great Drawback to the Life of Women is That They Cannot Act in Politics”? Political Women i was the social world dominated by women a shadow of the male political world, social coteries being an equivalent of political parties, but it also influenced the political world. However, although Trollope did grant women a relatively large scope for action in his novels, he nevertheless presented

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Transgressing Boundaries to Metamorphose: , by Gil Adamsonpursuing, abandoned but herself abandoning, the widow stakes out a new territory with a promise of life inside her. She travels towards ultimate liberation, acceptance, and independence to the North, the romanticised place for renegotiating her identity and final erasure of constraints. In the pecul