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Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar - The Madwoman in the Attic: The Woman Writer and the Nineteenth-Century Literary Imagination

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This reissue of the groundbreaking study of female 19th-century writers contains a new introduction in which Gilbert and Guber address the origins of their own interest in feminist literary criticism.

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Much of Madwoman Is Divinest Sense: The Madwoman In The Attic
Aug 17, 2003

Pros: A unique and still-necessary study of the female literary imagination c.1870

Cons: none

Bottom Line: Like I said in the pros, but also read it for flawless pitch and energetic writing style.

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Hypochondria In The Madhouse?
Mar 20, 2005

Pros: Considered by many to be a landmark piece of 70's feminist literature...

Cons: Raises questions of style and substance from a structuralist perspective...

Bottom Line: This searing indictment of chauvinist traditions in modern literature does little to enhance the image of the female artist in America...

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