[PDF][PDF] Rehearsing Imoinda: Bleaching Black Bodies in Oroonoko and The Wanderer
S Johnson - The Burney Journal, 2016 - theburneyjournal.library.mcgill.ca
I Frances Burney's heroine in The Wanderer; or, Female Difficulties tests the limits of female
self-fashioning. Forced by circumstance to conceal her identity, including her name, Juliet …
self-fashioning. Forced by circumstance to conceal her identity, including her name, Juliet …
[PDF][PDF] The Burney Journal
C Davidson - mcgill.ca
In Frances Burney's dedicatory letter to her final novel, The Wanderer; or, Female Difficulties
(1814), she affirms her belief that politics have always been “without” her “sphere,” asserting …
(1814), she affirms her belief that politics have always been “without” her “sphere,” asserting …
[PDF][PDF] The Burney Journal
N Johnson - mcgill.ca
Frances Burney's protracted concern with subjectivity is evident in the originating moments
of her diary writing when she addresses her first journal to “Nobody”; 1 and it is perceptible …
of her diary writing when she addresses her first journal to “Nobody”; 1 and it is perceptible …
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KM Distel - mcgill.ca
This essay proposes that in The Wanderer, Juliet's shame is inextricably linked with her
poverty and her ambiguous national identity; because she is not readily identifiable as …
poverty and her ambiguous national identity; because she is not readily identifiable as …
Frances Burney, Elinor Joddrel, and the" Defiance to All Forms" and" Antique Prescriptions".
C Davidson - Burney Journal, 2012 - search.ebscohost.com
The article focuses on novelist Frances Burney and her literary figure Elinor Joddrel in his
first novel" The Wanderer: Or, Female Difficulties." Topics discussed include the novel" …
first novel" The Wanderer: Or, Female Difficulties." Topics discussed include the novel" …
" Never, Most Certainly Never, Can I Perform in Public": Juliet and the Shame of Visibility in Burney's The Wanderer.
KM Distel - Burney Journal, 2020 - search.ebscohost.com
This essay proposes that in The Wanderer, Juliet's shame is inextricably linked with her
poverty and her ambiguous national identity; because she is not readily identifiable as …
poverty and her ambiguous national identity; because she is not readily identifiable as …
Reclaiming Memory's Terra Incognitas: Uncovering the Self in Frances Burney's The Wanderer
SL Johnson - 2012 - trace.tennessee.edu
Abstract Exploring Memory's Terra Incognitas explores two narrative concerns in Frances
Burney's The Wanderer: Juliet's opacity as a heroine and her troubling entrance in the novel …
Burney's The Wanderer: Juliet's opacity as a heroine and her troubling entrance in the novel …