Titlebook: Eve‘s Renegades; Victorian Anti-Femin Valerie Sanders Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 bibliog

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Emerging Frontiers in Nonlinear Scienceroes were consequently ‘prigs’. ‘Manly dash’, as she called it, seemed to her beyond a normal woman’s reach, and women writers must simply learn to live with their handicaps and make their heroes less priggish by endowing them with the odd lovable weakness.

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Carolyn R. Miller,Ashley R. Kellyubt, apt to learn, she has a pleasure in submission, in bowing to authority, in the consciousness that her trust outstrips her reason, in a double faith — faith in her religion, and in him that teaches it.’

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,The Anti-Feminist Woman 1792–1850,‘How I loathe and detest women,’ wrote Harold Nicolson in 1966.

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978-0-333-66313-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996

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Raheel Gohar,Muhammad Shariq,Fazli Azimelt few male authors were any more successful in creating strong heroines than women were in delineating convincing heroes, but the shortage of great and admirable women was acute. ‘We have a strong impression that, except for the highest and most commanding genius, a woman of a high ideal, and yet

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Emerging Frontiers in Nonlinear Scienceowards the end of her career as a novelist.’ Her choice of phrase suggests that to her, men were indeed like foreigners, truly the ‘Other’, whom it would be virtually impossible for a woman to depict without sacrificing her own womanliness, and she was astute enough to recognize that many women’s he