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Woman, Subject, Writer: The Search For Selfhood In Villette, Amy R. Parker
Woman, Subject, Writer: The Search For Selfhood In Villette, Amy R. Parker
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Agony For A Purpose: An Examination Of Suffering In The Brothers Karamazov And War And Peace, Lamar Walters
Agony For A Purpose: An Examination Of Suffering In The Brothers Karamazov And War And Peace, Lamar Walters
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Progression And Regression: The Journey From Whore To Mother In The Early And Late Novels Of William Faulkner, Charles J. Stiegler
Progression And Regression: The Journey From Whore To Mother In The Early And Late Novels Of William Faulkner, Charles J. Stiegler
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The Unfinished Woman: Images Of Single Women In Wharton, Parker, And Paley, Erin Wolverton
The Unfinished Woman: Images Of Single Women In Wharton, Parker, And Paley, Erin Wolverton
Honors Theses
Is the life of a single woman really worth living? The question permeates the culture of the post-feminist era. Women without children and without a committed relationship in their lives can be categorized in two ways: those who deliberately dismiss the idea of a spouse and those who have not found an acceptable one yet. Both categories carry their own social stigmas: a woman who can't trap a man is a failure, a woman who doesn't want one is unnatural. These prejudices have been a part of women's unconscious behavior since the earliest days of feminism.
When Don Quixote Came Down To Dixie, Brittany R. Powell
When Don Quixote Came Down To Dixie, Brittany R. Powell
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