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Routledge Gender, Surveillance, and Literature in Romantic Period 1780-1830

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Description

Gender, Surveillance, and Literature in the Romantic Period explores how Romantic-era literature reveals the distinct experience of surveillance for women compared to men. This scholarly work examines both familiar and neglected texts from 1780 to 1830, demonstrating how targeted, asymmetric surveillance rendered women uncomfortably visible in ways that continue to resonate in contemporary discussions. By combining modern surveillance studies with Romantic scholarship, the book provides fresh context for understanding how Romantic-period literature internalises and interrogates gendered surveillance practices. Ideal for literary scholars, students of Romantic literature, and those interested in the historical intersections of gender, power, and visibility, this volume contributes to both surveillance studies and literary theory.

Key Features

Routledge published work that combines surveillance studies with Romantic scholarship spanning 1780-1830.

Examines how Romantic-era literature internalises gendered experiences of targeted and asymmetric surveillance.

Part of the Routledge Studies in Surveillance series, connecting literary analysis with contemporary surveillance discourse.

Analyses both familiar and neglected texts to reveal how surveillance made women distinctly and uncomfortably visible.

Provides scholarly context for understanding Romantic-period literature through a gendered surveillance lens.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
31 December 2021
Listed Since
11 August 2021

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