Narrative time, history, and feminism in mona caird's the daughters of danaus

Women's Writing

Volumn 12, Issue 1, 2005, Pages 127-141

  Surridge, Lisa ^a  

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EID: 85015963864     PISSN: 09699082     EISSN: 17475848     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/09699080500200324     Document Type: Article

References (9)

1. Caird Mona, The Daughters of Danaus The Feminist Press New York 1989 5 emphasis in original
2. Caird Mona, The Morality of Marriage and Other Essays on the Status and Destiny of Woman George Redway London 1897 39
3. Richardson Elique, “The Eugenization of Love:Sarah Grandand the Morality of Geneology” Victorian Studies 1999/2000 42 227 255
4. Hughes Linda, K. “1870”, in A Companion to Victorian Literature and Culture Tucker Herbert, F. Blackwell Oxford 1999 35 50 (p. 44)
5. Richardson Angelique, “‘People Talk a Lot of Nonsense about Heredity's:Mona Caird and Anti-eugenic Feminism” in The New Woman in Fiction and in Fact:Fin-de-siècle Feminisms Richardson Angelique, Willis Chris, Palgrave New York 183 211 (p. 185)
6. Allen Grant, “Plain Words on the Woman Question” Fortnightly Review 1889 52 448 458 (pp. 448, 450)
7. See Richardson, “‘People Talk a Lot of Nonsense about Heredity's” 183 211
8. Caird The Morality of Marriage 1 2
9. Encyclopaedia Britannica Cambridge University Press Cambridge 1910-1911 IX, 473 In Chapter 1 of Kingsley's Charles, Hereward the Wake Macmillan London 1866 this lady is referred to as “Aldytha or Elfgiva” in Turner'ss Sharon, The History of the Anglo-Saxons Baudry'ss European Library Paris 1840 she is called Alditha (II, p. 240)