The rise of American girls' literature
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The rise of American girls' literature
(Cambridge elements, . Elements in publishing and book culture / edited by Samantha Rayner,
Cambridge University Press, 2021
- : pbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [101]-109)
収録内容
- 1. The Rise of Girl's Literature
- 2. "Thus Shall the Star of Domestic Peace Arise" : Early American Women's Literature
- 3. "Toward that Larger and Less Happy Region of Womanhood" : Family Stories
- 4. "The Joys of Being an Orphan" : Orphan Girls Stories
- 5. "Vassar Graduates Do Marry" : School Stories
- 6. "This is What Our Race Needs" : African American Girls' Literature
- 7. Conclusion
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This Element looks at the publishing history of the genre, girls' literature, in the United States spanning 1850-1940. The genre is set in context, beginning with an examination of the early American women's literature that preceded girls' literature. Then the Element explores several sub-genres of girls' literature, the family story, orphan story, school story, as well as African American girls' literature. Underpinning each of these stories is the bildungsroman, which overwhelmingly ends with girls 'growing down' to marry and raise children, following the ideals outlined in the cult of domesticity.
目次
- 1. The Rise of Girls' Literature
- 2. 'Thus Shall the Star of Domestic Peace Arise': Early American Women's Literature
- 3. 'Toward that Larger and Less Happy Region of Womanhood': Family Stories
- 4. 'The Joys of Being an Orphan': Orphan Girls' Stories
- 5. 'Vassar Graduates do Marry': School Stories
- 6. 'This is What Our Race Needs': African American Girls' Literature
- 7. Conclusion.
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