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Sex variant women in literature : a historical and quantitative survey / by Jeannette H. Foster, Ph.D.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Foster, Jeannette H. (Jeannette Howard), 1895-1981, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Lesbians in literature.
Women in literature.
Sex in literature.
Homosexuality.
Medical Subjects:
Homosexuality.
Physical Description:
412 pages ; 21 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : Vantage Press, [1956]
Contents:
Introduction
I. The ancient record. Sappho and Ruth ; Mythology in classical authors ; Later classical literature
II. From the Dark Ages to the Age of Reason. Introduction ; Medieval and Renaissance fiction ; The borderline of reality ; Neo-classical aridity
III. From the romantics to the moderns. Introduction ; Precursors of modern fiction ; The novel before 1870 ; Evidence from poets
IV. Later nineteenth century. Fertility in France ; Shadow of feminism ; Fin de siècle ; Summary
V. Conjectural retrospect. Louise Labé ; Charlotte Clarke ; "The ladies of Llangollen" Karoline von Günderode ; George Sand ; Emily Brontë ; George Eliot ; Margaret Fuller ; Adah Isaacs Menken ; "Micheal Field" ; Emily Dickinson
VI. Twentieth century. Introduction ; Poetry
French ;
German ;
English
VII. Fiction in France. Before 1914 ; Post-war trends
VIII. Fiction in Germany. Before 1914 ; Post-war gleanings
IX. Fiction in English. Introduction ; The age of innocence ; Sophistication and dispute ; Post-war crescendo ; First peak: 1928
X. Fiction in English (continued). Sequel to censorship ; The worm's turning ; Above reproach ; Another war's shadow ; Second crescendo
Conclusion.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Stonewall Book Award, Winner, 1974
Other Format:
Online version: Foster, Jeannette H. (Jeannette Howard), 1895-1981. Sex variant women in literature.
OCLC:
751654

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