Title Half savage and hardy and free : women and rural radicalism in the nineteenth century novel / Judith Weissman.

Publication Info.	Middletown, Conn. : Wesleyan University Press, [1987]
	©1987

Item Status

Location	Call No.	Status	OPAC Message	Public Note	Gift Note
Moore Stacks	PR868.W6 W4 1987	Available	---
Moore Stacks	PR868.W6 W4 1987	Available	---

Edition	1st ed.
Description	342 pages ; 25 cm
Bibliography	Bibliography: pages 307-326.
Note	Includes index.
Contents	pt. 1. Beginnings: Romantic poetry: souls and stones -- Jane Austen: loving and leaving -- Charlotte and Emily Brontë: masters and mad dogs -- Nathaniel Hawthorne: public men and private views -- pt. 2. Reactions: Mary Shelley: fiends and families -- William Makepeace Thackeray and Charles Dickens: angels and asylums -- George Eliot: women and world history -- Bram Stoker: semidemons and secretaries -- pt. 3. Returns: Anthony Trollope: fortune hunters and friends -- Thomas Hardy: modern men and milkmaids -- E.M. Forster: gasoline and goddesses -- Conclusion: suicides and sanctities.
Subject	English fiction -- 19th century -- History and criticism.
	English fiction.
Chronological Term	19th century
Subject	Women in literature.
	Women in literature.
	Radicalism in literature.
	Radicalism in literature.
	Rural conditions in literature.
	Rural conditions in literature.
	Feminism in literature.
	Feminism in literature.
ISBN	0819551791 : $25.95
	9780819551795