Feminist Readings of Victorian Popular Texts: Divergent Femininities

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Ashgate Publishing (2001)
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The collection offers feminist reading on a range of popular genres, including ghost stories, working-class women's poetry, sensation fiction and stage melodrama in the context of discussions of the literary marketplace.

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0754602931   1138730270

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