[BOOK][B] Edith Wharton; Sex, Satire and the Older Woman
J Beer, A Horner - 2011 - Springer
J Beer, A Horner
2011•SpringerWharton's late and critically-neglected novels are reclaimed as experimental in form and
radical in content in this book, which also suggests that her portrayal of older female
characters in her last six novels anticipates contemporary unease about the cultural
marginalization of the older woman in Western society.
radical in content in this book, which also suggests that her portrayal of older female
characters in her last six novels anticipates contemporary unease about the cultural
marginalization of the older woman in Western society.
Wharton's late and critically-neglected novels are reclaimed as experimental in form and radical in content in this book, which also suggests that her portrayal of older female characters in her last six novels anticipates contemporary unease about the cultural marginalization of the older woman in Western society.
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