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Introduction: Gender, the New Woman, and the Monster,monster contributes three conclusions to this discussion. (1) The figure of the monster reveals that there was a conflict in culture in Britain at the . between British subjects who held traditional values (conservatives) and those who exhibited progressive viewpoints (New Liberals, radicals, and so

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,“I Love You with All the Moods and Tenses of the Verb”: Lucy and Mina’s Love in Bram Stoker’s ,hat approaches lesbianism. Stoker, then, makes the argument that queer love is not monstrous or dangerous but benign, romantic, and productive by privileging Lucy and Mina’s queer friendship over Dracula’s frightening nighttime calls. Friendships between New Women, like Lucy and Mina, can be queer a

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,The Monstrous Power of Uncertainty: Social and Cultural Conflict in Richard Marsh’s ,l movements like colonialism, the New Woman, homosexuality, and poverty by British subjects at the .. Paul Lessingham both condemns foreigners for their misdeeds in Britain and feels great remorse for his own bad behavior after he kills the priestess of Isis in Cairo. British conservatives (traditio

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,The Rise of Harriet Brandt: A Critique of the British Aristocracy in Florence Marryat’s ,ia and Doctor Phillips’s racism and sexism succeed at separating Harriet Brandt from her friend Margaret, her love interest Ralph Pullen, and her husband Anthony Pennell. This interruption of intimacies as a consequence of these ideologies or “science” marginalizes Harriet, a New Woman of color, to

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