Romantic Women's Writing and Sexual Transgression

Notes on Contributors



Editors' Acknowledgments



1. Introduction, David Sigler



2. Feminising Romantic Sexuality, Perverting Feminine Romanticism, Kathryn Ready



3. Reorienting Multi-Dimensional Sex with Objects in Millenium Hall, Kate Singer



4. The Necrophilia of Wollstonecraft's 'The Cave of Fancy', David Sigler



5. Sexual Violence, Sexual Transgression and the Law in Mary Hays's The Victim of Prejudice, Kathleen Emily Hurlock



6. 'Thoughts that Breathe and Words that Burn': Barbauld, Masturbation and the Novel, Kathryn Ready



7. Resistive Embodiment and Incestuous Desire in Mary Shelley's Mathilda, Crystal Veronie



8. 'Our Dire Transgression': Mary Diana Dods in the Biblical Sense, Colin Carman



9. George Sand, Indiana and the Transgressive Work of Idealism, Richard C. Sha



10. Emily Bronte's Shelleyan Poetics of Sexual Ambivalence, Amanda Blake Davis



11. Primroses in the Porridge: Hareton Earnshaw's Transgression against his Homosocial Family in Wuthering Heights, Chantel Lavoie



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Women's writing; Romanticism; history of sexuality; history of feminist thought; transgression; perversion; nonbinary gender identities; intersectional feminist analysis