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Reseña de Norte y Sur, de Elizabeth Gaskell
Published 2016-03-01“…Reseña de Norte y Sur, de Elizabeth Gaskell…”
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The Trauma of Loss as a Turning Point in Elizabeth Gaskell’s Works
Published 2020-07-01Subjects: “…elizabeth gaskell…”
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Elizabeth Gaskell’ın Cranford Adlı Romanında Viktoryan Sınıf Bilinci
Published 2011-02-01Subjects: Get full text
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The Formation of Social Novel in the Works by Elizabeth Gaskell: «Mary Barton» and «North and South»
Published 2015-03-01Subjects: “…social novel, elizabeth gaskell, chartism, victorian literature, «mary barton», «north and south», sociopsychological novel…”
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Provincial customs and popular beliefs in Elizabeth Gaskell’s “Cranford” and its TV version
Published 2012-04-01Subjects: “…elizabeth gaskell, social novel, victorian age, cranford, popular belief…”
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THE QUESTION OF VICTORIANISM AND PROGRESS IN GASKELL’S CRANFORD: A ROMANTICISED OFFER
Published 2017-06-01Subjects: “…Elizabeth Gaskell…”
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Car la Lettre tue mais l’Esprit vivifie : une relecture des textes bibliques selon Elizabeth Gaskell
Published 2007-12-01“…The links between literature and religion are in fact much older than we might imagine when reading this statement; however, it is a fact that the Victorian period was a time when many authors tried to reconcile secular writing and the Scriptures, to the extent that a new literary genre, the religious novel, was born. Although Elizabeth Gaskell’s works do not belong to this category, she set her heart on reconciling her vocation as a novelist with her beliefs as a Christian. …”
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Adaptaciones televisivas de las novelas de Elizabeth Gaskell y su importancia en el resurgir del interés por su obra
Published 2023-03-01Subjects: “…Elizabeth Gaskell…”
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Elizabeth Gaskell’s and George Eliot’s Common Interest in Two Literary Women of 17th-Century France: Madame de Sablé and Madame de Sévigné
Published 2009-03-01“…En 1854, Elizabeth Gaskell était déjà une romancière célèbre, mais George Eliot n’avait pas encore mis à l’épreuve ses talents de romancière. …”
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The Significance of Victorian England for the Cottagecore Aesthetic
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Philip Hepburn, Stephen Freeman and the American Context of Sylvia’s Lovers
Published 2023-10-01Subjects: “…Charles Eliot Norton. Elizabeth Gaskell. Napoleonic Wars. Sylvia’s Lovers. The Advantages of Defeat…”
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Philip Hepburn, Stephen Freeman and the American Context of Sylvia’s Lovers
Published 2023-10-01Subjects: “…Charles Eliot Norton. Elizabeth Gaskell. Napoleonic Wars. Sylvia’s Lovers. The Advantages of Defeat…”
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Dickens et Gaskell ou les difficultés mid-victoriennes à dire le vieillir
Published 2006-12-01“…The analysis of the representation of ageing will be limited to the midVictorian period and centred on the works of Charles Dickens and Elizabeth Gaskell. For if the wish to negate ageing is a constant feature of the century, the changes in social and cultural circumstances influence the forms taken by this negation or erasure. …”
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Towards a Wise Despotism: Traces of Thomas Carlyle in the BBC <i>North and South</i> (2004)
Published 2012-12-01“…Nevertheless, his ideas may be seen to live on indirectly in the works of the writers he influenced, one of whom is Elizabeth Gaskell. The 2004 adaptation of Gaskell’s North and South provides an instance of a modern approach to Carlylean ideas embodied in the source text. …”
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The Field of Marriage: Cultural Capital and Women’s Submissiveness in the Light of Pierre Bourdieu
Published 2020-12-01“…This paper examines Elizabeth Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters and Parinoush Saniee’s The Book of Fate and demonstrates a reciprocal relationship between cultural capital and women’s subordination in the marriage field, the analysis of which will be based on Pierre Bourdieu’s theoretical concepts of field, capital, and habitus. …”
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Questioning the (new) woman question : Rethinking and rereading late nineteenth-century antifeminist novels beyond binarised rhetoric
Published 2009“…However, beyond the figures of George Eliot, the Brontë sisters, and Elizabeth Gaskell, not many female novelists of the age remain in literary consideration, or even popularly read. …”
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A newly discovered novel and its transnational author: Maria Severn by Francisca Wood
Published 2016“…Using as source text what appears to be the only surviving copy of Maria Severn in book form — recently discovered in the British Library — I examine the role of Wood as cultural mediator and suggest that the incontrovertible originality of her novel may stem from her creative assimilation of Jane Austen, Elizabeth Gaskell and George Eliot.…”
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