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. …
Intertextuality in The Dial
The Dial was a counter-culture magazine first published in 1889. Very much created as art for art’s sake, the magazine was anti-capitalist, …
Keep the Queer Hush Hush – The Dial
We had Christina’s presentation on “Queer Making in the Dial” today. What I found the most interesting from today’s discussion was the …
Dandyism in The Savoy
The Dandy as a Patriarchal Figure The dandy was as much an aesthetic figure as a sexual figure. The dandy purported his …
The Autonomy of the New Woman
Aline Szold’s “Maternity” appeared in volume 12 of The Yellow Book The Yellow Book challenged the Victorian response to the figure of …
Empowering and Advertising the Female Body in The Yellow Book
The Yellow Book ‘s Avant-garde approach to literature and art in part consisted of a reimagined approach to controversial female figures and …
Html and Comparing “Total Works of Art” Across Centuries
Learning about HTML coding with Reginald Beatty was extremely informative and helpful. I have very little experience with coding, but I’ve always …
Prospectus – The Yellow Book
The prospectus page for The Yellow Book is a simultaneous embrace and rejection of modern modes of production for magazines in the nineteenth-century. The prospectus …
HTML and ‘Total Work of Art’
Today’s application in HTML with Reg Beatty was extremely helpful and informative. I had previously learned how to use HTML to insert …
Magazine Page Idea Inspiration
This week the last few slides of the lecture— touching on the idea of counter-cultural periodicity contesting industrial time— gave me a …