Studies in women literature
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Cyber Tech 2012Description: 296pISBN: 9788178849430Subject(s): English literature- Study | Women literatureDDC classification: 820.93522 Summary: the choice to bear or aborta fetus is a persistent theme in women's history and feminist literature. In September 1871, the journalist Victoria Woodhli, and her sister, Tennessee "Tennie" Clafin, publishers of Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly, held a spotlight to society's hypocrisy with regard to abortion. They declared the demand for abortion to be an economic and gender issue rather than a religious or moral concern. On September 23, the paper stated: "some woman has been hound coffined in a trunk, her remorseful seducer has committed suicide, an abortionist has been arrested, another case occurs the next day, and the next, a whole bevy of women are hunted to bay in a doctor's shop of that order.
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| 820.9351 BER/C Of chastity and power: Elizabethan literature and the unmarried queen | 820.9351 WAL/V The Virgin Mary in late medieval and early modern English literature and popular culture | 820.93520420902 FEM Feminist readings in middle English literature: The wife of Bath and all her sect | 820.93522 AND/S Studies in women literature | 820.9353 RAI/A Authorship, ethics and the reader: Blake, Dickens, Joyce | 820.9353 TRO/U The uses of phobia: essays on literature and film | 820.9355 WAR/R Reading class through Shakespeare, Donne, and Milton |
the choice to bear or aborta fetus is a persistent theme in women's history and feminist literature. In September 1871, the journalist Victoria Woodhli, and her sister, Tennessee "Tennie" Clafin, publishers of Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly, held a spotlight to society's hypocrisy with regard to abortion. They declared the demand for abortion to be an economic and gender issue rather than a religious or moral concern. On September 23, the paper stated: "some woman has been hound coffined in a trunk, her remorseful seducer has committed suicide, an abortionist has been arrested, another case occurs the next day, and the next, a whole bevy of women are hunted to bay in a doctor's shop of that order.
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