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Suffer and be still; women in the Victorian age
- Author
- Vicinus, Martha.
- Title
- Suffer and be still; women in the Victorian age. Edited by Martha Vicinus.
- Format
- Book
- Published
- Bloomington, Indiana University Press [1972]
- Description
- xv, 239 p. illus. 25 cm.
- Notes
- Inscribed by editor to KI.
- Contents
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- The Victorian governess: status incongruence in family and society, by M. J. Peterson.
- From dame to woman: W. S. Gilbert and theatrical transvestism, by J. W. Stedman.
- Victorian women and menstruation, by E. and E. Showalter.
- Marriage, redundancy, or sin: the painter's view of women in the first twenty-five years of Victoria's reign, by H. E. Roberts.
- A study of Victorian prostitution and venereal disease, by E. M. Sigsworth and T. J. Wyke.
- Working-class women in Britain, 1890-1914, by P. N. Stearns.
- The debate over women: Ruskin vs. Mill, by K. Millett.
- Stereotypes of femininity in a theory of sexual evolution, by J. Conway.
- Innocent femina sensualis in unconscious conflict, by P. T. Cominos.
- The women of England in a century of social change, 1815-1914: a select bibliography, by S. B. Kanner (p. 173-206)
- Kinsey subjects
- Women--United Kingdom--19th century. Status of women--United Kingdom--19th century.
- Subject headings
- United Kingdom.
- ISBN
- 0253355729