Mary Augusta Ward's "perfect economist" and the logic of anti-suffragism
This article exposes the engagement of Mary Augusta Ward's Marcella (1894) with the emergent academic discipline of economics, drawing connections between Ward's influential novel and texts by the economic thinkers John Ruskin, Beatrice Webb, and Alfred Marshall. Marcella, I contend, repre...
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Johns Hopkins University Press
2015
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