The Hermaphrodite (Legacies of Nineteenth-century American Women Writers), by Julia Ward Howe
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"The Hermaphrodite," by Julia Ward Howe and published by the University of Nebraska Press in 2004, is an unfinished novel from the 1840s examining themes of gender identity and societal norms. The narrative centers on Laurence, who straddles the lines of masculinity and femininity, exploring unreciprocated love and the inner conflict between societal expectations and personal truth. This unique manuscript, written between 1846 and 1847, remained unpublished until its recent revival, shedding light on the hidden narratives of nineteenth-century American literature. Howe's work offers a rich coming-of-age story that resonates with today's discussions on identity and acceptance."
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University of Nebraska Press
Hardcover
ISBN: 080322415X
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"The Hermaphrodite," by Julia Ward Howe and published by the University of Nebraska Press in 2004, is an unfinished novel from the 1840s examining themes of gender identity and societal norms. The narrative centers on Laurence, who straddles the lines of masculinity and femininity, exploring unreciprocated love and the inner conflict between societal expectations and personal truth. This unique manuscript, written between 1846 and 1847, remained unpublished until its recent revival, shedding light on the hidden narratives of nineteenth-century American literature. Howe's work offers a rich coming-of-age story that resonates with today's discussions on identity and acceptance."
Jacket present with very minimal shelfwear. Price not clipped.
University of Nebraska Press
Hardcover
ISBN: 080322415X
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