Type of Document	Thesis
Author	Kornstein, Christie Lee
URN	etd-09172003-223044
Title	Female And Feminine, But Not Feminist: In The Principal Works Of Charlotte Bronte, Elizabeth Gaskell, And George Eliot
Degree	Master of Arts
Department	English, Department of
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title John Fenstermaker Committee Chair Barry Faulk Committee Member James O’Rourke Committee Member
Keywords	Three Nineteenth-Century British Women Writers
Date of Defense	2003-08-02
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract Charlotte Bronte, Elizabeth Gaskell, and George Eliot struggled against conventions and endured criticism as authors. Despite personal turmoil, each eventually civilized some of her rebelliousness, and in her life and writing embraced the symbol of conventional wisdom and lifestyle – marriage. Tracking the evolution of a conventional social vision – the civilizing of powerful passions – in the life and major works of three renowned nineteenth-century British women writers is the subject of the following essays.
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