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The labors of modernism domesticity, servants, and authorship in modernist fiction by Mary Wilson, Christopher Newport University, USA
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TextLanguage: English Description: x, 176 pages 25 cmISBN: - 9781138270305
- 823.9109/WIL/L
Contents:
Introduction: reading, writing, serving: the thresholds of modernism -- Cooks at the threshold: domestic disturbances and modernist rewritings in Virginia Woolf -- Writing at the margins: Stein's servant protagonists and the modernist form of three lives -- "Working like a colored person": race, service, and identity in passing -- Women in the attic: domestic servants, imperial paranoia, and modernist -- Domesticity in Wide Sargasso Sea -- Conclusion: the labors of modernism.
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Introduction: reading, writing, serving: the thresholds of modernism -- Cooks at the threshold: domestic disturbances and modernist rewritings in Virginia Woolf -- Writing at the margins: Stein's servant protagonists and the modernist form of three lives -- "Working like a colored person": race, service, and identity in passing -- Women in the attic: domestic servants, imperial paranoia, and modernist -- Domesticity in Wide Sargasso Sea -- Conclusion: the labors of modernism.
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