Michael Field’s “Equal Love”: A Work of Trojan Horse Feminism
©2019 Brendan Wallace, Ryerson University Historical Context Introduction The end of the nineteenth century was a time shaped by both the death …
Belgian Symbolism in Maurice Maeterlinck’s “The Death of Tintagiles”
© Kayla Walden, Ryerson University 2019 Introduction By looking at Maurice Maeterlinck’s play “The Death of Tintagiles” within Volume 1 of the …
Radical Femininity and New Woman Fiction in Michael Field’s “Equal Love”
© Tanis Smither, Ryerson University 2018 In this digital exhibition, I have chosen to curate Michael Field’s “Equal Love,” published in Volume …
Spirituality and Sexuality in Laurence Housman’s “The Tale of a Nun”
© Nikita Ruzycky, Ryerson University 2018 Introduction The avant-garde magazine, The Pageant, is filled with prestigious literary, artistic and aesthetic contents that …
A New Woman as a Feminist Princess in Laurence Housman’s “Blind Love”
©Paris Salmon-Wright, Ryerson University 2018 Princess and the Feminist Movement I am curating Laurence Housman’s, “Blind Love” from the second volume of The …