Separate spheres no more : gender convergence in American literature, 1830-1930 /
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Tuscaloosa :
University of Alabama Press,
c2000.
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Table of Contents:
- To be a "parlor soldier" : Susan Warner's answer to Emerson's "Self-reliance" / Lucinda L. Damon-Bach
- "Astra castra" : Emily Dickinson, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, and Harriet Prescott Spofford / Katharine Rodier
- The war of Susie King Taylor / Karen S. Nulton
- No separations in the city : the public-private novel and private-public authorship / Karen E. Waldron
- The ungendered terrain of good health : Mary Gove Nichols's rewriting of the diseased institution of marriage / Dawn Keetley
- Male doctors and female illness in American women's fiction, 1850-1900 / Frederick Newberry
- Gender bending : two role-reversal utopias by nineteenth-century women / Darby Lewes
- A homely business : Melusina Fay Peirce and late-nineteenth-century cooperative housekeeping / Lisette Nadine Gibson
- Narratives of domestic imperialism : the African-American home in the Colored American magazine and the novels of Pauline Hopkins, 1900-1903 / Debra Bernardi
- Public women, private acts : gender and theater in turn-of-the-century American novels / Jennifer Costello Brezina
- Gender valences of transcendentalism : the pursuit of idealism in Elizabeth Oakes-Smith's "The sinless child" / Mary Louise Kete
- Sentimental epistemologies in Uncle Tom's cabin and The house of the seven gables / Marianne Noble
- "I try to make the reader feel" : the resurrection of Bess Streeter Aldrich's A lantern in her hand and the politics of the literary canon / Denise D. Knight.
