The
New Woman of the future will be the woman with the petticoats, she who shall restore the ancient Eleusinian mysteries of the silk skirt and the tea-gown.
Quest of the Golden Girl
In the first place, this new woman understood a good deal more than was usual for young people of her age; so much indeed, that Totski could not help wondering where she had picked up her knowledge.
This new woman gave him further to understand that though it was absolutely the same to her whom he married, yet she had decided to prevent this marriage--for no particular reason, but that she chose to do so, and because she wished to amuse herself at his expense for that it was "quite her turn to laugh a little now!"
The Idiot
I felt as if I had slept, and had now just awakened--a
new woman, with a new mind.
Law and the Lady
He spoke as he had spoken at the memorable interview between them which had made a
new woman of her.
The New Magdalen
Although her taste in art resembles that of a much more unrestrained
New Woman (like Celia Madden of Harold Frederic's 1896 The Damnation of Theron Ware(37)), Dede never allows her passions to overwhelm her to the point of premarital sex, a celibacy that London rewards by making her pregnant not long after her marriage.
Jack London's new woman: a little lady with a big stick
Can a case be made for conceiving Lehmbruck's almost giant "
new woman," emerging from the old Eve like an otherworldly butterfly, as just another kind of--more "intellectual"--femme fatale or idol?
Wilhelm Lehmbruck
As the title of the volume suggests, editors Sandra Campbell and Lorraine McMullen link women's literary production in this period with the emergence of that archetype of 'modern' urban life, the
New Woman, whose development mirrored and, in part, symbolized Canada's transformation from a rural and agrarian society to one increasingly dominated by the exigencies of urban and industrial life.
Voyages: Short Narratives of Susanna Moodie
Murphy explores the presence of the
New Woman Gothic in literary fiction in the late nineteenth century, focusing on how literary representations provide current-day readers with examples with which to explore this figure.
The New Woman Gothic: Reconfigurations of Distress
Marianne Berger Woods, The
NEW WOMAN IN PRINT AND PICTURES: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.
The NEW WOMAN IN PRINT AND PICTURES: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
He revealed the pounds 46 deed poll fee was money well spent, as he has already proved a knockout with a
new woman.
PRINCE OF PASSION A KNOCKOUT WITH GIRLS; Boxer changes name by deed poll to help him pull
She added, "She's a
new woman. She's happy to confirm that she's in love again."
Rock singer finds recipe for love with Welsh chef
It is important to remember, Hunter points out, that the icon of the
New Woman, "The Gibson Girl," was, in fact, a girl.
How Young Ladies Became Girls: The Victorian Origins of American Girlhood
(1) Organized by the museum's Curator of Nineteenth-Century American Art, Holly Pyne Connor, and Mary Kate O'Hare, Assistant Curator of American Art, the beautifully installed exhibition succeeded admirably in narrating through images the story of the
New Woman who emerged at the end of the nineteenth-century.
Off the Pedestal: New Women in the Art of Homer, Chase, and Sargent
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