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Repressions and revisions: the afterlife of slavery in Southern literature

Kim, Joyce2016

… Southern women’s writings about the Civil War; Margaret Mitchell and Caroline Gordon explore the idea of modern white female freedom as contingent upon the continued subjugation of African Americans. I argue that Mitchell’s and Gordon’s novels displace the history of slavery –in fact, erase its …

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One another: Women's friendship and the matrix of becoming in twentieth century American novels

Kirk, Louisa2023

… by Nella Larsen (1929), Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (1937), The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson (1959) and Sula by Toni Morrison (1973). Although not emblematic, consideration of these novels alongside one another offers an engaging narrative of the first 75 years of the …

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One another: Women's friendship and the matrix of becoming in twentieth century American novels

Kirk, Louisa2023

… by Nella Larsen (1929), Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (1937), The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson (1959) and Sula by Toni Morrison (1973). Although not emblematic, consideration of these novels alongside one another offers an engaging narrative of the first 75 years of the …

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Will the Real Miss Scarlett Please Stand Up: How the Life of Mary Boykin Chesnut Can Be Considered a Model for Margaret Mitchell's Scarlett O'Hara

Braunscheidel, Anna

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