Louisa May Alcott on race, sex, and slavery
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Louisa May Alcott on race, sex, and slavery
Northeastern University Press, 1997
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収録内容
- M.L
- My contraband
- Nelly's hospital
- Colored soldiers' letters
- An hour
- Elisha Harris, chapter X, The freedmen of Mississippi
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: pb ISBN 9781555533076
内容説明
Louisa May Alcott championed women's causes in gothic tales of interracial romance and in newspaper articles published during the Civil War. Drawn from her service as a nurse in a Union hospital as well as from her radical abolitionist activities, these writings allow Alcott to comment boldly on unstable racial identities, interracial sex and marriage, armed slave rebellion, war, and the links between the bondage of slaves and the conditions of white womanhood. A comprehensive introduction situates Alcott and her family within the network of antebellum reformers and unmasks her personal and literary struggles with the boundaries of race, sex, and class.
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: cloth ISBN 9781555533083
目次
M.L. -- Nelly's hospital -- Colored soldiers' letters -- An hour -- My contraband -- Elisha Harris, chapter 10 of The United States Sanitary Commission Report.
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