D'Amico, Diane
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This book, authored by Diane D’Amico, examines the life and work of Christina Rossetti, a prominent Victorian poet known for her Christian faith and e
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ngagement with issues of gender and time. The book delves into Rossetti's poetry and her responses to the social and religious questions of her era, including her involvement with the Anglican Sisterhoods and her treatment of themes such as the fallen woman and feminine voices. D'Amico explores the shifting critical interpretations of Rossetti over time, from a saintly figure to a symbol of repressed sexuality to a subversive feminist. The work aims to provide a nuanced understanding of Rossetti as both a woman of faith and a poet navigating the complexities of a patriarchal society. It is intended for scholars and readers interested in Victorian literature, women's studies, and religious poetry.
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