Keyword [domesticity]
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| 1. | Protestant Missionary Women's Frontier Sense In China |
| 2. | Invisibility, Domesticity And Egalitarianism In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein |
| 3. | Charles Dickens's Social Disillusionment And Domestic Triumph |
| 4. | From Submission To Domination: Janice's Changing Images In Rabbit Tetralogy |
| 5. | The Mother Images And The Construction Of Civil Virtues In The Wide, Wide World |
| 6. | Constructing women for the republic: The spatial politics of gender, class, and domesticity in Ankara, 1928--1952 |
| 7. | 'Finding gold in a gully': Nineteenth-century Australia in constructions of British domesticity from sensation fiction to realism |
| 8. | Queer texts and the Cold War: How nationalism and domesticity shaped U.S. lesbian and gay writing, 1945--1960 |
| 9. | Medieval imagery and nineteenth-century domesticity |
| 10. | 'A paradise of my own creation': Domesticity and the gothic in Jane Austen's 'Northanger Abbey', Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein', and Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' |
| 11. | Creating gateways to the home circle: Food, gender and domesticity in American magazines |
| 12. | Interior revolutions: Doing domesticity, advocating feminism in contemporary American fiction |
| 13. | Anxious domesticity in the Victorian novel: Interiority and the home |
| 14. | Becoming the black subject: Violence, domesticity and the masculine self in mid-20th century African American literature |
| 15. | 'Home of all nations': Race, place, and domesticity in American literature, 1877--1919 |
| 16. | From 'Madame Butterfly' to 'My American Wife.': Recontextualizing Asian American domesticity |
| 17. | Bachelors, domesticity, and domestic space in postwar American culture, 1945--1960 |
| 18. | Fictions of American domesticity: Indigenous women, white women, and the nation, 1850-1950 |
| 19. | Playing house: Exploring domesticity gone awr |
| 20. | History / Memory: World War II Women's Labor & Domesticity |
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