1st Edition
Rewriting Gender in an Age of Transition 1880-1940
List of Contributors
Introduction
Katerina García-Walsh and Paul Thompson
Part I: Identity in Transition
Chapter 1: Michael Field’s Transitions
Holly A. Laird
Chapter 2: A Baltic Antinous: Queer Affirmation in Carl Robert Egells’ Rubi (1879)
Douglas Pretsell
Chapter 3: Queer Voyages in Imre: Music and Mobility in the Work of Edward Prime-Stevenson
Emma Sutton
Chapter 4: Reimagining the Erased in an Era of Transfixion
Paul Thompson
Part II: Symbols of Self-Fashioning
Chapter 5: Gender, Fashion, and Modernity: The Linguistic Construction of Femininity in Early 1920s Harper’s Bazaar
Annalisa Federici
Chapter 6: The Birth of ‘Kodak Girl’ in China: Creating the Modern Woman in Chinese Advertising in the 1920s and 1930s
Mi Zhou
Chapter 7: Queering Normativity: The Poetry and Prose of Amy Levy and John Gambril Nicholson
Ve-Yin Tee
Chapter 8: Masculinity, Sexuality, and Radical Politics: The Entangled Discourses of D.H. Lawrence’s Women in Love
Jesse Gauthier
Chapter 9: ‘Knickers into Nackers’: Gender in Transition in the Autobiographies of Nina Hamnett
Jane Goldman
Afterword: The Value of ‘Gender’
Claire Nally
Index
Biography
Katerina García-Walsh is a Juan de la Cierva National Postdoctoral Fellow at the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. She completed her PhD at the University of St Andrews, UK.
Paul Thompson completed a PhD at the University of St Andrews, UK, and is now an independent researcher in mid twentieth-century popular American literature.
