Capital Sentiment: Fanny Fern's Transformation of the Gentleman Publisher's Code.

This article discusses Fanny Fern's transformation of the Gentleman Publisher's Code. It stresses that her rise to fame occurred during a crucial stage in the development of capitalism in the U.S. Fern capitalized on the sudden rise in demand for pieces regarding gender and work. Fern's success tran...

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Publicado en:ATQ Vol. 22; no. 1; pp. 347 - 365
Autor principal: Dowling, David
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Publicado: University of Rhode Island Mar2008
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