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The Empire of the Mother: American Writing about Domesticity, 1830-1860
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Women's RightColonialismEarly American LiteratureSocial SciencesAmerican LiteratureSettler ColonialismGender StudiesAmerican IdentityFeminist IdentityCultural HistoryLanguage StudiesFemale Sexual SlaveryFeminist Literary TheoryDomestic CaptivityFeminist ScholarshipFeminist PerspectiveFeminist TheoryFeminist MethodologiesFeminist PhilosophyHistorical AnalysisLiterary HistoryContents IntroductionWomen Chapter
Contents Introduction: In Domestic Captivity: A Decade in the Historiography of Women Chapter I: From Patriarchal Household to Feminine Domesticity Chapter II: Tying the Maternal Knot: 1830-1850 Chapter III: Beyond and Against Domesticity: Reform Associations and Communal Societies in the 1830s and '40s Chapter IV: Imperial Isolation: Domestic Advice Literature of the 1850s Chapter V: The Tears and Trials of Domesticity: Women's Fiction in the 1850s Conclusion: Dismantling the Empire of the Mother References Index