Sarah Orne Jewett : Reconstructing Gender /
This group includes the self-confident men who are not reluctant to present a nurturing side and the warm, giving women who are unafraid of displaying a decided inner strength. As Roman summarizes, "In her writings, Jewett attempts to shift society's focus from a grasping power over people...
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Tuscaloosa :
University of Alabama Press,
1992.
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- Introduction: Jewett's "Housebreaker" versus Ruskin's "Queens": Liberation from the Victorian home and garden
- Childhood escapades
- Adolescent retreat
- Fairy Godmothers
- Paralyzed men
- Aristocratic women
- Romance
- The standard marriage
- Sexual transformation
- Women unrestrained
- Redeemed men
- The postponed marriage
- " A white heron": symbolic possibilities for Androgyny
- Beyond gender: "The country of the pointed firs."