Maria H Frawley
Biographic Data
| ID | 1223795 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria H Frawley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria H |
| FAMILY NAME | Frawley |
| SIGNATURE | FRAWLEY M H |
| AFFILIATIONS | George Washington University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Work of a Moment
This essay examines Jane Austen’s occasional but potent attention to singular moments that seem to stand outside of the usual flow of time. Signaled by her use of phrases such as ‘the work of a moment’ or ‘the work of an instant’, these momentous moments gain resonance when studied against the backdrop of Austen’s nuanced attention to temporal representation in narrative and to the temporal dimensions of human experience. The essay argues that Au…
Tuberculosis and the Victorian Literary Imagination
Tuberculosis and the Victorian Literary Imagination Katherine Byrne New York: Cambridge UP, 2011 x +223, 1 illustration. ISBN 978–0–521–76667–8 To scholars of the nineteenth-century novel, the phra
Jane Austen and the Theatre
Elizabeth Gaskell's Ethnographic Imagination in The Life of Charlotte Brontë
This article examines ethnographic strategies and rhetoric invoked by Elizabeth Gaskell in her influencial biography, tracing its roots both to Charlotte Brontë's own self-representations and to a specific historical moment in mid-nineteenth-century British culture associated with imperialism abroad and with internal colonialism at home. The Life of Charlotte Brontë reveals the complex correspondence between the language and nostalgic impulses of…
Penelope Voyages
Desert places/gendered spaces
Tuberculosis and the Victorian Literary Imagination
Tuberculosis and the Victorian Literary Imagination Katherine Byrne New York: Cambridge UP, 2011 x +223, 1 illustration. ISBN 978–0–521–76667–8 To scholars of the nineteenth-century novel, the phra
Desert places/gendered spaces
Penelope Voyages
Elizabeth Gaskell's Ethnographic Imagination in The Life of Charlotte Brontë
This article examines ethnographic strategies and rhetoric invoked by Elizabeth Gaskell in her influencial biography, tracing its roots both to Charlotte Brontë's own self-representations and to a specific historical moment in mid-nineteenth-century British culture associated with imperialism abroad and with internal colonialism at home. The Life of Charlotte Brontë reveals the complex correspondence between the language and nostalgic impulses of…
Jane Austen and the Theatre
Tuberculosis and the Victorian Literary Imagination
Tuberculosis and the Victorian Literary Imagination Katherine Byrne New York: Cambridge UP, 2011 x +223, 1 illustration. ISBN 978–0–521–76667–8 To scholars of the nineteenth-century novel, the phra
The Work of a Moment
This essay examines Jane Austen’s occasional but potent attention to singular moments that seem to stand outside of the usual flow of time. Signaled by her use of phrases such as ‘the work of a moment’ or ‘the work of an instant’, these momentous moments gain resonance when studied against the backdrop of Austen’s nuanced attention to temporal representation in narrative and to the temporal dimensions of human experience. The essay argues that Au…
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