SLSA Bibliography

Bibliographies: 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2011

Showing below keyword matches in entire database for "Charlotte Brontë":



	Andrews, Arvan, and Andrews, Elaine J. The Physiognomy of Fashion: Faces, Dress, and the Self in the Juvenilia and Novels of Charlotte Bronte. Ph.D. Dissertation: Ohio University, 2004.
	Psychological & Cognitive Sciences
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| coding \| fashion \| gender studies \| identity \| literature—19th C \| phrenology \| physiognomy \| popular science \| pseudoscience \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| rhetoric of science \| signifier \| social sciences \| subjectivity


	Brantlinger, Patrick. "Let's Post-Post-Post 'Victorientalism': A Response to Erin O'Connor." Victorian Studies 46:1 (Autumn 2003): 97-105.
	Literature, Science & the Arts
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| criticism \| Erin O'Connor \| Gayatri Spivak \| imperialism \| literature--19th C \| post-colonialism \| race studies \| satire \| social sciences \| theory


	Camus, Marianne. “Savoirs scientifiques et romancières victoriennes.” In Minary (Collections), pp. 253-274. [2001]
	Popular Sciences
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell \| George Eliot \| popular sciences


	David, Deirdre. "She Who Must Be Obeyed: A Response to Erin O'Connor." Victorian Studies 46:1 (Autumn 2003): 106-110.
	Literature, Science & the Arts
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| criticism \| Erin O'Connor \| Gayatri Spivak \| imperialism \| literature--19th C \| postcolonialism \| social sciences \| theory


	Gargano, Elizabeth. The Education of Bronte's New Nouvelle Heloise in Shirley. SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900. 44 (Autumn 2004): 779-803.
	Psychological & Cognitive Sciences
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| Jean-Jacques Rousseau \| literature—18th--19th C \| patriarchy \| pedagogy \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences


	Lane, Christopher. Hatred & Civility: The Antisocial Life in Victorian England. New York: Columbia University Press, 2004.
	Psychological & Cognitive Sciences
	Keywords: Charles Dickens \| Charlotte Brontë \| culture studies \| emotions \| George Eliot \| hatred \| Joseph Conrad \| literature—19th C \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| Robert Browning \| social sciences


	Langland, Elizabeth. Telling Tales: Gender and Narrative Form in Victorian Literature and Culture. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 2002.
	Social Sciences
	Keywords: Anne Bronte \| Charlotte Brontë \| gender studies \| literature--19th C \| Mary Elizabeth Braddon \| narrative \| social sciences \| theory \| Thomas Hardy \| Wilkie Collins \| William Makepeace Thackeray


	LeFavour, Cree. "Jane Eyre Fever": Deciphering the Astonishing Popular Success of Charlotte Brontë in Antebellum America. Book History 7 (2004): 113-141.
	Social Sciences
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| gender studies \| journalism \| literature—19th C \| social sciences


	Malane, Rachel Ann. "Sex in Mind": The Gendered Brain in Nineteenth-century Literature and Mental Sciences. Ph.D. Dissertation: University Notre Dame, 2004.
	Social Sciences
	Keywords: Biological Sciences \| brain \| Charlotte Brontë \| consciousness \| empathy \| evolution \| gender studies \| literature—19th C \| literature—19th C \| medicine \| narration \| neurology \| phrenology \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| Psychology \| realism \| social sciences \| theory \| Thomas Hardy \| Wilkie Collins


	Morris, Pam. Imagining Inclusive Society in Nineteenth-century Novels: The Code of Sincerity in the Public Sphere. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2004.
	Social Sciences
	Keywords: and George Eliot \| Charles Dickens \| Charlotte Brontë \| class studies \| culture studies \| Elizabeth Gaskell \| empire \| imperialism \| irony \| literature—19th C \| sincerity \| skepticism \| social sciences \| theory \| William Makepeace Thackeray


	Nazar, Hina. The Social Idea: Thinking and Attachment in the Novel. Ph.D. Dissertation: Johns Hopkins University, 2004.
	Psychological & Cognitive Sciences
	Keywords: \| Charlotte Brontë \| culture studies \| E. M. Forster \| ethics \| George Eliot \| identity \| Jane Austen \| literature—19th C \| modernity \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| rationality \| realism \| social sciences


	Perna, Scott Francis. "The Function and Diagnosis of Hysteria in Nineteenth Century Fiction and Medical Texts." Psy.D. Dissertation: Alliant International University, San Francisco Bay, 2003.
	Literature, Science & the Arts
	Keywords: aesthetics \| Charlotte Brontë \| Charlotte Perkins Gilman \| culture studies \| emotion \| gender studies \| hysteria \| Kate Chopin \| medicine \| morality \| psychological and cognitive sciences \| social sciences


	Ruth, Jennifer. "Between Labor and Capital: Charlotte Brontë's Professional Professor." Victorian Studies 45:2 (Winter 2003): 279-303.
	Literature, Science & the Arts
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| class studies \| criticism \| dialectic \| economics \| literature--19th C \| pedagogy \| theory


	Schlossberg, Linda. “'The Low, Vague Hum of Numbers': The Malthusian Economies of Jane Eyre.” VLC 29 (2001): 489-506.
	Social Sciences
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| economics \| social sciences \| Thomas Malthus


	Torgerson, Beth Ellen. Reading the Bronte Body: Disease, Desire, and the Constraints of Culture. Ph.D. Dissertation: University Nebraska, 2001.
	Medicine
	Keywords: Anne Bronte \| anthropology \| Charlotte Brontë \| disease \| Emily Bronte \| ghosts \| hysteria \| literature--19th C \| medicine \| narrative \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| social sciences \| vampires


	Wood, Jane. Passion and Pathology in Victorian Fiction. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001.
	Medicine
	Keywords: Charles Dickens \| Charlotte Brontë \| George Eliot \| George Gissing \| hysteria \| medicine \| neurasthenia \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| Thomas Hardy \| Wilkie Collins


	Zigarovich, Jolene. "Embodied Narratives: Death and the Figuring of Absence in the Victorian Novel. Ph.D. Dissertation: Claremont Graduate University, 2003.
	Literature, Science & the Arts
	Keywords: anxiety \| autobiography \| Charles Dickens \| Charlotte Brontë \| death \| identity \| literature--19th C \| narrative \| psychological and cognitive sciences \| rhetoric of science \| theory \| Wilkie Collins