The full texts of 7 of the course readings are available online.
The Open Library has the works of Fern, Jacobs, Larsen, Rowson, Stowe and Wharton.
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American women writers : a critical reference guide : from colonial times to the present. 4 vols. Taryn Benbow-Pfalzgraf, editor. |
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The Bloomsbury guide to women's literature. Claire Buck, editor. |
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Daniel S. Burt, editor. |
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Dictionary of American history. 10 vols. Stanley I. Kutler, editor in chief. 3rd ed. |
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Dictionary of literary biography. [serial] Detroit, Mich. : Gale Research, 1978- . Davis Reference ROW 3 PS21 .D5185 1978. |
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Encyclopedia of American cultural & intellectual history. 3 vols. Mary Kupiec Cayton & Peter W. Williams, editors. |
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Encyclopedia of African-American culture and history : the Black experience in the Americas. 5 vols. Colin A. Palmer, editor in chief. 2nd ed. |
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Pamela Kester-Shelton, editor. |
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The Oxford companion to women's writing in the United States. Cathy N. Davidson & Linda Wagner-Martin, editors in chief. |
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Unequal sisters : an inclusive reader in U.S. women's history. Vicki L. Ruiz with Ellen Carol Dubois, editors. |
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Black family (dys)function in novels by Jessie Fauset, Nella Larsen, & Fannie Hurst. Licia Morrow Calloway. |
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The Cambridge companion to African American women's literature. Angelyn Mitchell and Danille K. Taylor, editors. |
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The Columbia guide to Asian American literature since 1945. Guiyou Huang. |
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The comfort women : sexual violence and postcolonial memory in Korea and Japan. Chunghee Sarah Soh. |
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Culture and redemption : religion, the secular, and American literature. Tracy Fessenden. |
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Fallenness in Victorian women's writing : marry, stitch, die, or do worse. Deborah Anna Logan. |
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Feminist engagements : forays into American literature and culture. Shelley Fisher Fishkin. |
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The Harlem Renaissance : a Gale critical companion. 3 vols. Janet Witalec, project editor. |
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A history of feminist literary criticism. Gill Plain and Susan Sellers, editors. |
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A jury of her peers : American women writers from Anne Bradstreet to Annie Proulx. Elaine Showalter. |
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Modern women, modern work : domesticity, professionalism, and American writing, 1890-1950. Francesca Sawaya. |
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Mother, she wrote : matrilineal narratives in contemporary women's writing. Yi-Lin Yu. |
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Not in sisterhood : Edith Wharton, Willa Cather, Zona Gale, and the politics of female authorship. Deborah Lindsay Williams. |
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The "tragic mulatta" revisited : race and nationalism in nineteenth-century antislavery fiction. Eve Allegra Raimon. |
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Uncommon women : gender and representation in nineteenth-century U.S. women's writing. Laura Laffrado. |
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Women and gender in the new South : 1865-1945. Elizabeth Hayes Turner. |
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Working women, literary ladies : the industrial revolution and female aspiration. Sylvia Jenkins Cook. |
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A dictionary of literary terms and literary theory. J.A. Cuddon (revised by C.E. Preston). 4th ed. |
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Encyclopedia of feminist literature. Mary Ellen Snodgrass. |
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Encyclopedia of life writing. 2 vols. Margaretta Jolly, editor. |
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Paul Schellinger, editor; Christopher Hudson & Marijke Rijsberman, asst. eds. |
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Feminism in literature : a Gale critical companion. 6 vols. Jessica Bomarito & Jeffrey W. Hunter, project editors. |
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The Greenhaven press companion to literary movements and genres. [series] Various monographs on American Humor, the Harlem Renaissance, Satire, Victorian Literature, et al. San Diego, CA : Greenhaven Press, c2000-2003. Davis Library, various call numbers. |
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The Indian captivity narrative : an American genre. Richard VenDerBeets. |
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The seduction novel of the early nation : a call for socio-political reform. Donna R. Bontatibus. |
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