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Table of Contents
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Introduction: Narratives of Victorian Antifeminism |
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Chapter 1: Feminism and the Canon: Recovery and Reconsideration Popular Novelists |
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Chapter 2: Marketing Antifeminism: Eliza Lynn Linton’s “Wild Women” Series and the Possibilities of Periodical Signature |
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Chapter 3: “The Inferiority of Women_: Complicating Charlotte Yonge’s Perception of Girlhood in The Monthly Packet |
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Chapter 4: Domestic History and the Idea of the Nation in Charlotte Yonge’s The Heir of Redclyffe |
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Chapter 5: Maiden Pairs: The Sororal Romance in The Clever Woman of the Family |