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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Amy Levy"”.
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Greek antiquity, women’s modernity: hellenism in the work of Michael Field, Amy Levy and Virginia Woolf [Antichità greca, modernità delle donne: l’ellenismo nelle opere di Michael Field, Amy Levy e Virginia Woolf]
… di Katharine Bradley ed Edith Cooper), Amy Levy e Virginia Woolf. Inserite nel tardo vittorianesimo e in dialogo con i primi orizzonti modernisti, queste autrici condividono un confronto con l’antico e le identità queer che forniscono una cornice analitica unitaria. Il lavoro adotta la …
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Religion and Proto-Feminism in Victorian Women's Poetry
… Rossetti, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Amy Levy and their use of religion in their proto-feminist works, “Goblin Market” (Rossetti), the verse novel Aurora Leigh (Barrett Browning), and the dramatic monologues “Xantippe,” (1881) “Magdalen,” (1884) and “A Prayer” (1881) (Levy). This …
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Transatlantic intimacies: The homoerotic affect worlds of nineteenth-century print culture
… of works by Kate Chopin, Julia Magruder, and Amy Levy, the thesis explores the ways that these affective interactions were constructed, and the manner in which they hailed implied readers into an intimate public with one another. Ultimately, these novels offer a type of guide for members of …
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Medea in Victorian Women's Poetry
… monologue in her collection Portraits, and Amy Levy whose closet drama “Medea: A Dramatic Fragment” (1881) was published as a part of her collection A Minor Poet and Other Verse. Both these writers examine Medea’s psychology and the context in which she lives. Through their use of poetic …
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Amazonian Vision: Representations of Women Artists in Victorian Fiction
… Anne Brontë, Dinah Craik, Charlotte Yonge, and Amy Levy. It analyzes how their heroines wield literal and metaphorical vision to navigate the male gaze and male surveillance of the Victorian art world. These authors utilize the symbiotic relationship between vision and art to contest binary …