Christina Rossetti and Gender Matters

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• Christina Rossetti and her Contempories: Women and Discourse
• The Dead Woman Talks Back: Christina Rossetti's Ironic Intonation of the Dead Fair Maiden
• "After Death": A Female Perspective on Lost Love
• The Interaction Between the Dead and the Living: Christina Rossetti's "After Death"
• As a Poet Speaking from within Female Limitations
• Fallen or Forbidden: Rosetti's "Goblin Market"
• Just How "Silenced" Was Christina Rossetti, Actually?
• Representations of the Female Voice in Victorian Poetry
• Christina Rossetti and "female rights"
• Christina Rossetti's fresh views on Love in "Monna Innominata" (sonnet 6)
• Christina Rossetti, Women, and Patience
• The Longing for Motherhood and the Concept of Infertility in the Poetry of Christina Rossetti
• Is C. Rossetti's "Goblin Market" Escapist?
• Timeline of Legislation, Events, and Publications Crucial to the Development of Victorian Feminism
• Sappho and Christina Rossetti
• Gender in Victorian Mourning: The Significance of Sound in Poems of Death
• “brazen usurper of masculine discourses”

Last modified 6 July 2014