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Acknowledgments to the Expanded Edition | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction: Twenty Years On: A Literature of Their Own Revisited | ||
I | The Female Tradition | 3 |
II | The Feminine Novelists and the Will to Write | 37 |
III | The Double Critical Standard and the Feminine Novel | 73 |
IV | Feminine Heroines: Charlotte Bronte and George Eliot | 100 |
V | Feminine Heroes: The Woman's Man | 133 |
VI | Subverting the Feminine Novel: Sensationalism and Feminine Protest | 153 |
VII | The Feminist Novelists | 182 |
VIII | Women Writers and the Suffrage Movement | 216 |
IX | The Female Aesthetic | 240 |
X | Virginia Woolf and the Flight into Androgyny | 263 |
XI | Beyond the Female Aesthetic: Contemporary Women Novelists | 298 |
XII | Laughing Medusa | 320 |
Index | 337 |