Titlebook: Gissing and the City; Cultural Crisis and John Spiers (Senior Research Fellow, Visiting Prof Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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,‘Citizens of London?’ Working Women, Leisure and Urban Space in Gissing’s 1880s Fiction,le sexuality tends to disqualify women from citizenship, though he also protests against their ‘restricted access to the public life of the city’ (Parsons, 2000, p. 5). In this chapter, I will explore his participation in current debates about working-class leisure, the constraints on women’s behavi

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,‘Counter-jumpers’ and ‘Queens of the Street’: The Shop Girl of Gissing and his Contemporaries,) and . (1894) side by side with contemporary discourse about the shop girl in the periodical press. This comparative reading not only confirms that Gissing’s conflicted attitudes toward these emblems of modernity were shared by his contemporaries, but also suggests his use of a prevalent narrative:

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,‘Woman as an Invader’: Travel and Travail in George Gissing’s , from . who is contrasted with the violent Ada Peachey (modelled on Gissing’s then wife Edith), who finally acquiesces to her husband. As the title to Mary’s talk implies, Gissing examines the modern male’s resentful view of women who are becoming increasingly powerful with newly won opportunities a

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,The Clash of Space and Culture: Gissing and the Rise of the ‘New’ Suburban, Overall, the picture of the suburbs that emerges from 1880 through the First World War is the image with which modern readers are more familiar — the suburb as trivial, dull, bourgeois, pretentious; an object of mockery by those who considered themselves above the petty concerns of the world of mid

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,Gissing: A Life in Death — A Cavalcade of Gissing Criticism in the Last Hundred Years,sing remained the man to whom, only a few weeks before death overtook him, H. G. Wells wrote: “Your fame in England grows steadily and you are the most respectable and respected of novelists next to Hardy, Meredith and James. You should come and savour it.”. The success of . had been immediate, and

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