Aurora Leigh Criticism
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Aurora Leigh, Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Nineteenth-Century Literary Criticism)
- Introduction
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Criticism
- Review of Aurora Leigh
- Mrs. Browning's Poems
- Mrs. Barrett Browning—Aurora Leigh
- Review of Aurora Leigh
- Aurora Leigh
- Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- A Prefatory Note to Aurora Leigh
- E. B. Browning: Aurora Leigh
- The Aesthetics of Renunciation
- New Yet Orthodox: Female Characters in Aurora Leigh
- Aurora Leigh: The Vocation of the Woman Poet
- Genre and Gender in Aurora Leigh
- If orphaned, we are disinherited: The Making of the Poet
- An introduction to Aurora Leigh
- Secondary Sources:
- Further Reading
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Aurora Leigh, Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Poetry Criticism)
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- Aurora Leigh: Epic Solutions to Novel Ends
- Glad Rags for Lady Godiva: Woman's Story as Womanstance in Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh
- ‘And God will teach her’: Consciousness and Character in Ruth and Aurora Leigh.
- Paradise Lost and Aurora Leigh
- ‘Nor in Fading Silks Compose’: Sewing, Walking, and Poetic Labor in Aurora Leigh.
- Anomalous Ownership: Copyright, Coverture, and Aurora Leigh
- Enlarging the Heart: L. E. L.'s ‘The Improvisatrice,’ Hemans's ‘Properzia Rossi,’ and Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh.
- Challenging Traditionalist Gender Roles: The Exotic Woman as Critical Observer in Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh
- ‘My Broken Tale’: Gender and Narration in Aurora Leigh
- ‘For My Better Self’: Auto/biographies of the Poetess, the Prelude of the Poet Laureate, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh.
- Aurora Leigh as Paradigm of Domestic-Professional Fiction
- Resurrecting the Living Dead: Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Poetic Vision in Aurora Leigh
- Aurora Leigh and the Pure Milk of the Word
- Rape, Transgression, and the Law: The Body of Marian Erle in Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh
- Aurora Leigh: Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Novel Approach to the Woman Poet
- Further Reading