The New Woman and The Yellow Book: Commercializing The Female Body
© Samantha Baran, Ryerson University, 2020 Women in the 1890s Women were the inspiration and guardians for civilization in 1890s Victorian England. …
© Samantha Baran, Ryerson University, 2020 Women in the 1890s Women were the inspiration and guardians for civilization in 1890s Victorian England. …
It is so interesting to learn about how The Pageant was so similar to The Yellow Book and so different from The …
I seem to have taken a liking to the fairytale stories told throughout these periodicals. I also did a post on Evelyn …
What really fascinated me about The Dial as a little magazine, is the incredible attention to detail. Charles Shannon and Charles Ricketts …
In today’s discussion on the concept of the ‘new woman’ in The Yellow Book, I found the female representation in Ella D’Arcy‘s, “At Twickenham,” …
The New Woman must have been a revolutionary concept in the 1890s, yet it also brings to mind revolutionary movements and moments …
October 26th, 2020 In Ella D’Arcy’s “At Twickenham,” Minnie and Loetitia are hollow: they lead lives of purposelessness. They’re bored and vacant. …
Through our class discussion today on The Yellow Book volume 12 I was mesmerized by the inclusion of a fairy tale within …
Aline Szold’s “Maternity” appeared in volume 12 of The Yellow Book The Yellow Book challenged the Victorian response to the figure of …
When I first saw the front cover of The Yellow Book Volume 12, I immediately saw two women kissing. From the way …