The chapter focuses on Gaskell's literary reputation and her multiple identities, which include an (un)intellectual writer as well as a social, a feminist, and a canonical Victorian novelist. The study charts the long process of revision which has characterised both the writer's work and her public profile in the twentieth and in the last decade.
"(Un)intellectual, Social, Feminist or Canonical Writer? Reading Gaskell in the Twentieth Century and in the New Millennium"
ANTINUCCI, Raffaella
2013-01-01
Abstract
The chapter focuses on Gaskell's literary reputation and her multiple identities, which include an (un)intellectual writer as well as a social, a feminist, and a canonical Victorian novelist. The study charts the long process of revision which has characterised both the writer's work and her public profile in the twentieth and in the last decade.File in questo prodotto:
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