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Language and Gender in American Realist Fiction

Language and Gender in American Realist Fiction

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1. Language And Gender In Victorian America -- 2. The Voices Of Men And Women In Howells's Fiction And Drama -- 3. Masculine And Feminine In James's Criticism And Fiction -- 4. Language And Convention In Wharton's Hieroglyphic World -- 5. Singers, Writers And Storytellers In Cather's America -- 6. Illusions Of Change In Utopian Fiction. Elsa Nettels. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 187-205) And Index.

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Literature & FictionWorld LiteratureReference

1996Book

Author(s)Elsa Nettels

PublisherPalgrave Macmillan

ISBN9780333520925

LanguageEnglish

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