The end of domesticity : alienation from the family in Dickens, Eliot, and James / Charles Hatten.
2010
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Title
The end of domesticity : alienation from the family in Dickens, Eliot, and James / Charles Hatten.
Created/published
Newark : University of Delaware Press, ©2010.
Description
316 p. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Introduction: the end of domesticity
Disciplining the family in Barnaby Rudge and Dombey and son : Dickens's professionalization of fiction
David Copperfield and after : Dickens and the impasse of domesticity
The crisis of community and the historicization of the feminine in The mill on the floss
Marital alienation, national destiny, and the novel of spiritual malaise in Daniel Deronda
The smashed window : Henry James, the fin de siècle, and the prostitution of love and art in The wings of the dove
Afterword : modernism and the alienation of the domestic.
Disciplining the family in Barnaby Rudge and Dombey and son : Dickens's professionalization of fiction
David Copperfield and after : Dickens and the impasse of domesticity
The crisis of community and the historicization of the feminine in The mill on the floss
Marital alienation, national destiny, and the novel of spiritual malaise in Daniel Deronda
The smashed window : Henry James, the fin de siècle, and the prostitution of love and art in The wings of the dove
Afterword : modernism and the alienation of the domestic.
Call number
PR830.D65 H38 2010
Folger accession
266859