Christina Rossetti AO5
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- Created on: 20-02-20 12:34
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- Christina Rossetti AO5
- Caroline Norton
- 'the faults of women are visited as sins, the sins of men are not even visited as faults'
- Joshua Backer (1898)
- 'Rossetti draws ideas about Eve’s Original sin and the spiritual weakness of women to explore female religious guilt and inadequacy”
- Lars Wallner
- Rossetti's poems express the 'pain of love'
- Bocher
- 'Rossetti’s love for God always trumps the love of another human'
- Simon Avery
- Maude Clare
- 'an intriguing study in the manipulation of power
- The silence of Nell's husband is 'a clear critique of dominant masculinity'
- 'Rossetti's speakers demonstrate both an awareness and resistance to, those social and political expectations which define acceptable roles for women and which potentially leave them powerless'
- From The Antique
- 'endless cycle of bleak conformity'
- 'seemingly indifferent o women's plight
- Maude Clare
- Genre Theory
- Feminist
- Devotional
- ballads
- moral
- Palazzo
- Goblin Market
- 'Rossetti has radically rewritten the Fall of Eve in terms of the social and spiritual abuse of women'
- Goblin Market
- Rossetti
- 'It is not in me, and therefore, it will never come out of mem to turn to politics or philanthropy with Mrs Browning'
- Dr Oliver Tearle
- In Good Friday Tearle called the line 'And miste a rock' a 'violent command'
- Simon de Beauvoir
- 'in a patriarchal culture a woman inevitably experiences herself as object adn other
- Caroline Norton
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