'A Word or Two here about Myself':
Narrating Subjectivity and Feminist Ethics in
Gender Play 'At our social table':
The New Domesticity in the Cornhill and Elizabeth Gaskell's Wives and Daughters Lindsy Lawrence
Elizabeth Gaskell's Legacy from
Romanticism John Beer
Education in the Life and Work of
Elizabeth Gaskell Alan
Sheiston
Elizabeth Gaskell's 'Useful'
Relatives: Katharine and Anthony Todd Thomson and the Society for the Diffusion
of Useful Knowledge Carol A.
Bock
'A very nice American' - Gaskell's
enigmatic Mr Collier Michael
F. Dixon
'Apoor Man I know': Samuel Bamford
and the making of Mary Barton Robert
Statistical Analysis of the
Structure of North and South:
in the Quest for the Standard InterpretationTatsuhiro Ohno
'A joke spoken in a rather sad
tone':
Romancing
The Romance of Politics and the
Politics of Romance in Elizabeth Gaskell's Mary
Barton Kamilla Elliott
'Heroic Pioneers': The Ladies of
A Weakness, a Sin, or a Mind
Diseased: A New Assessment of Cynthia Kirkpatrick Lacy L. Lynch and Susan E. Colón
'A Dark Night's Work' Reconsidered Graham Handley
'Lois the Witch': A Unitarian Tale Rebecca Styler
Primary sources for Gaskell
research (1) Gaskell papers in the John Rylands Library,
Elizabeth Gaskell and Roman
Catholicism John Chapple
Gaskell the worker Linda K. Hughes
Gothic themes in Elizabeth
Gaskell's fiction Laura
Kranzler
Literature, the city and the census:
examining the social body in Victorian Britain Kathrin Levitan
Courts obscure: the architectural
shaping of identity in 'Libbie Marsh's Three Eras' Sarina Moore
The inoffensive philanthropist: the
way of humility in North and
South John Wyatt
A Classical Introduction:
introductions from early World's Classics Editions to the works of Elizabeth
GaskellGwen Clarke
Violence and disorder in Elizabeth
Gaskell's short stories Shirley
Foster
Cousin Phillis: the art of the novella Barbara
Hardy
Elizabeth Gaskell and the artisan
naturalists of
It all began with Jane Eyre: the complex transatlantic
web of women writers Jane
Silvey
Goethe and Emerson in Elizabeth
Gaskell's
To Cranford via
ARTICLES
Elizabeth Gaskell and Victorian Juvenilia Christine Alexander
The structure of Ruth:
is the heroine's martyrdom inconsistent with the plot? Tatsuhiro Ohno (The Comprehensive Chronology of Ruth)
Sylvia's Lovers, then and now Marion Shaw
What's in a name? Echoes of biblical women in Elizabeth Gaskell's Ruth Jennifer Stolpa
'The Heart of John Middleton': a pilgrim's progress towards a new,
feminized Christianity Benjamine
Toussaint-Thiriet
Heroes and heroines and Sylvia's
Lovers Dick Watson
ARTICLES
The imperial addiction of Mary Barton Liam Corley
History, science and social change: Elizabeth Gaskell's 'evolutionary' narratives Louise Henson
Commodity and collectivity:
Gaskell's strategies of silence in 'The
Half Brothers' Mitsuharu Matsuoka
Unwed orders: religious communities for women in the works of Elizabeth
Gaskell Tonya Moutray McArthur
From Cranford to The
Country of the Pointed Firs: Elizabeth Gaskell's American publication and
the work of Sarah Orne Jewett Alan Shelston
From 'Martha Preston' to 'Half
a Life-Time Ago': Elizabeth Gaskell rewrites a story Larry K. Uffelman
Seen in passing? Ian Campbell
Birds, bees and Darwinian survival
strategies in Wives and
Daughters Mary Debrabant
The 'Condition-of-England' debate
and the 'Natural History of Man': an important scientific context for the
social-problem fiction of Elizabeth Gaskell Louise
Henson
The view from
Harriet Martineau and Elizabeth
Gaskell Valerie Sanders
Geography and working-class women
in Mary Barton and Sylvia's
Lovers Shu Chuan Yan
Elizabeth Gaskell's subversive
icon: motherhood and childhood in Ruth Anita C. Wilson
ARTICLES
The religion of Elizabeth Gaskell Kay
Millard
Is Mary Barton an industrial novel? Tatsuhiro Onho
From serial to novel: Elizabeth
Gaskell assembles Round the Sofa Larry K. Uffelman
Navigational pitfalls and topographical constraints in Sylvia's Lovers Frances Twinn
Alligators infesting the stream:
Elizabeth Gaskell and the USA Alan Shelston
ARTICLES
The needle not the pen: Fabric (auto)biography in
'We sit and read and dream our time away': Elizabeth Gaskell and the
Portico Library Shirley Foster (PDF)
Becoming Mrs Gaskell Linda
K Hughes and Michael Lund (PDF)
Gaskell Studies and the Internet in 1999 Mary Kuhlman (PDF)
Serialising Gaskell: from Household
Words to The Cornhill Andrew Sanders
Women's Work: Victorian women workers and the press Joanne Shattock (PDF)
Elizabeth Gaskell's North
and South: the novel in progress Larry
K. Uffelman (PDF)
Wives and Daughters on television Patsy
Stoneman (PDF)
ARTICLES
Faithful realism: Ruskin and Gaskell Josie
Billington
Elizabeth Gaskell on French literary ladies of the seventeenth century:
Madame de Sablé and Madame de Sévigné Alain
Jumeau
A survey of Gaskell scholarship, or: Things written
recently about Gaskell Mary
Kuhlman (PDF)
Madame Mohl and Mrs Gaskell Margaret
Lesser
'The Power of Giving': Elizabeth Gaskell's Ruth and the politics of
benevolence Pam Parker
The culture of self improvement: real people in Mary Barton Terry Wyke
Elizabeth Gaskell and her German Stories Peter Skrine
Calvin's encounter with Cinderella: vital antinomies in Elizabeth
Gaskell's 'Curious, If True' (1860) Peter
Stiles
'Curious, If True': suggesting more Janice
K Kirkland
Mr Harrison's Confessions: a study of the general practitioner's
social and professional dis-ease Marie Fitzwilliam
Fact or fiction, the acid test: Gaskell, Mary Barton and the vitriol Valerie Smith
In harm's way: tolerating intolerance in Elizabeth Gaskell's fiction Suzy Clarkson Holstein
·
Angus Easson,
Getting it right: Elizabeth Gaskell and The
Life of Charlotte Bronte
·
Heather Sharps
Elizabeth Gaskell and Sir James P Kay-Shuttleworth - a literary relationship
·
Dorothy W Collin
Strategies of retrospection and narrative silence in
·
Simon Dentith
Generic diversity in Elizabeth Gaskell's Mary
Barton
·
Robin Colby
Elizabeth Gaskell: a model of motherhood
·
Ruth McDowell Cook
Women's work as paradigm for autonomy in Gaskell's My Lady Ludlow
·
Mariaconcetta
Costantini
The
Sexton's Hero
·
Mitsuharu Matsuoka
Gaskell studies and the Internet
·
Shirley Foster
Gaskell
in paperback
·
Francesco Marroni
The Shadow of Dante: Elizabeth
Gaskell and The Divine Comedy
·
Mary H Kuhlman
Education through experience in North and South
·
C. M. Jackson-Houlston
Elizabeth Gaskell,
·
Andrew Sanders
A crisis of liberalism in North
and South
·
Elizabeth Leaver
What will this world come to? Old ways and education in Elizabeth Gaskell's My Lady Ludlow
·
Siv Jansson
Elizabeth Gaskell: writing a
gainst the angel in the house
·
Anna Unsworth
Ruskin and Cousin Phillis
·
Roger S Platizky
Mary Barton and
Frankenstein
·
Marianne McLeod Gilchrist,
The Shaw family of
·
Mary Waters
Elizabeth Gaskell, Mary Wollstonecraft and the Conduct Books: Mrs Gibson as the
product of a conventional education in Wives
and Daughters
·
William J Hyde
'Poor Frederick' and 'Poor Peter': Elizabeth Gaskell's fraternal deviants
·
Deborah A Logan
'An unfit subject for fiction': Elizabeth Gaskell and the duty of silence
·
Marion Shaw
Elizabeth Gaskell, Tennyson and the fatal return: Sylvia's Lovers and Enoch
Arden
·
Wendy Craik
'Man, vain man' in Susan Ferrier, Margaret Oliphant and Elizabeth Gaskell
·
Anna Unsworth,
Elizabeth Gaskell and German Romanticism
·
Marie Fitzwilliam,
The politics behind the angel: separate spheres in Elizabeth Gaskell's Lizzie Leigh
·
Harumi James,
Secrecy in Elizabeth Gaskell's Cousin
Phillis
·
J A V Chapple,
William Stevenson and the
·
Christine Alexander,
Readers and writers: Blackwood's and the Brontës
·
Douglas S Mack,
James Hogg, Elizabeth Gaskell and the tradition of oral storytelling
·
David Finkelstein,
Early nineteenth-century Scottish publishing
·
Rosalind Slater,
The novelist's use of dialect
·
Ian Campbell,
Scottish writers and the Industrial Revolution
·
Jeanette Eve,
The Floral and Horticultural in Elizabeth Gaskell's Novels
·
Philip Yarrow
Mrs Gaskell and France
·
Peter Skrine
Mrs Gaskell and
·
Kristine Swenson
Protection or Restriction? Women's Labour in Mary Barton
·
Anita C. Wilson
Mother and Writer: A Study of Elizabeth Gaskell's Diary
·
Arthur Pollard,
Elizabeth Gaskell's young women
·
Andrew Sanders
Varieties of Religious Experience in Sylvia's
Lovers
·
Michael Wheeler
Elizabeth Gaskell and Unitarianism
·
K. J. Fielding
The Sceptical Carlyles and the Unitarian Mrs Gaskell
·
Peter Stiles
Grace, Redemption and the 'Fallen Woman': Ruth and Tess
of the D'Urbervilles
·
J A V Chapple
Two Unpublished Gaskell Letters from Burrow Hall,
·
Eva Ahsberg Borromeo
Maria Edgeworth, Fredrika Bremer and Elizabeth Gaskell: Sources for Wives and Daughters
·
Edward Chitham,
Elizabeth Stevenson's Schooldays
·
Brenda Colloms
"Tottie" Fox, Her Life and Background
·
Barbara Brill and Alan Shelston
Manchester: 'A Behindhand Place for Books': The Gaskells and the Portico
Library
·
Thomas E Recchio
A Victorian Version of the Fall: Mrs Gaskell's Cousin Phillis and the Domestication of Myth
·
Anna Unsworth
Some Social Themes in Wives
and Daughters: (2) The Social Values of the 1860s and 'Old
·
P J Yarrow
Mrs Gaskell and
·
Jeanette Eve
Elizabeth Stevenson and Harriet Carr: A Note
·
J A V Chapple,
Before 'Crutches and Changed Feelings': Five Early Letters by Elizabeth Gaskell
(née Stevenson)
·
Jo Pryke,
The Treatment of Political Economy
in North and South
·
Anna Unsworth,
Some Social Themes in Wives
and Daughters: (1) Education, Science and Heredity
·
Peter Skrine,
Fanny Lewald and Mrs Gaskell
·
Thwaite,
Elizabeth Gaskell and Italy
·
Angus Easson,
The Sentiment of Feelings: Emotions and Objects in Elizabeth Gaskell
·
Margaret Smith,
Mrs Gaskell as a Humourist
·
Arthur Pollard,
Faith and Family: Fundamental Values in Mary
Barton
·
Michael Wheeler
Two Tales of
·
Edgar Wright
My Lady Ludlow: Forms of Social Change and Forms of Fiction
·
John Hodgson
A Gaskell Collection at
·
Allan Shelston
Elizabeth
Gaskell's Manchester
·
Wendy Craik
Lore and Learning in Cousin
Phillis
·
Jane Spencer,
Mary Barton and Thomas
Carlyle
·
Wendy Craik
Lore, Learning and Wisdom: Workers and Education in Mary Barton and North
and South
·
Enid Duthie
Echoes of the French Revolution in the Work of Elizabeth Gaskell
·
Alan Shelston
The Moorland Cottage: Elizabeth Gaskell and Myles Birket Foster
·
Christine Lingard
The Gaskell Collection in
·
Thomas Recchio
The Pinkerton and the Jenkyns Sisters: A Literary Source for
·
Patsy Stoneman
Elizabeth Gaskell and 'Maternal Thinking'
·
J A V Chapple,
William Stevenson and Elizabeth Gaskell
·
Thomas Recchio
·
P M Yarrow
The Chronology of
·
Barbara Brill
My year Mr. Norton
·
Francesco Marroni
Gaskell Studies in
·
Bill Ruddick
George Du Maurier: Illustrator and Interpreter of Mrs Gaskell.
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