Gender Matters in Dickens's Works

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Bibliography
• Constructions of Gender in Great Expectations
• Gender, Art, and Economy in Aurora Leigh and Great Expectations Female Aggressiveness in Great Expectations
• Food, Famine, Desire: Miss Havisham
• Gender and Pip's Fantasy of Social Advancement
• Subversion of Gender Identity in Great Expectations
• A New Kind of Hero: Dickens's Great Expectations
• Women and Social Status in Great Expectations
• Angels in the House?: Victorian Women in Great Expectations
• Victorian Working Women
• Miss Havisham's Objectification of Estella
• Pip and Estella: Linking Sexuality and Economics
• "Three of Dickens' Marginal Women"

Last Modified 15 January 2011