Complicating Gender: Contrastive Rhetoric and Reader Response in Teaching Victorian Prose Works.
Nineteenth-Century Prose 1999, Fall, 26, 2
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This article outlines a pedagogical solution for students' misconceptions about Victorian constructions of gender: teaching prose works as contrastive rhetoric organized thematically around salient period issues and requiring sustained formalistically--and theoretically-grounded, guided writing. **********
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