Mangum, Teresa. Married, Middlebrow, and Militant: Sarah Grand and the New Woman Novel. University of Michigan Press.
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Ann Heilmann
Standard Name: Heilmann, Ann
Connections
| Connections | Author name Sort descending | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Literary responses | Sarah Grand | The Review of Reviews perhaps disingenuously took SG
's acknowledgement of faults in The Modern Girl to mean that she deplored the emergence of this type: Mrs. Lynn Linton
will chortle for joy when she... |
| Literary responses | Sarah Grand | Ann Heilmann
, not without a hint of special pleading, reads SG
's harsh treatment of women who shun marriage or motherhood as an attempt to mediate between her critics and the feminist argument for... |
| Literary responses | Sarah Grand | Elaine Showalter
brought SG
to the attention of late-twentieth-century New Woman and feminist criticism in A Literature of Their Own, 1977, where she discussed The Heavenly Twins and The Beth Book. |
| Literary responses | Katherine Cecil Thurston | Ann Heilmann
has noted, however, that the novel concludes as Max forgets all about her painting career (her reason for impersonating a man) once she has married a colleague and her voluntary return to feminine... |
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