Discover the transformative power of literature with 'The Yellow Wall-Paper and Other Stories,' a collection that showcases Charlotte Perkins Gilman's groundbreaking work. As America's foremost feminist intellectual of the early twentieth century, Gilman presents a compelling exploration of women's struggles against societal norms and expectations. This anthology features a diverse array of her short fiction, including her iconic feminist masterpiece 'The Yellow Wall-Paper' alongside other often-overlooked narratives that echo the themes of her time. Readers will encounter unforgettable characters and profound insights into the complexities of gender and identity as Gilman examines the 'woman of fifty' and societal constraints that echo throughout history. This edition, published by the esteemed Oxford University Press UK in 2009, includes an insightful introduction that situates Gilman within the cultural and historical framework of her era—shedding light on her Beecher heritage and her pivotal role in the female Gothic tradition. With 384 pages of captivating stories, this book is an essential addition for anyone interested in feminist literature, women's rights, and American literary history. And remember, shipping for this item is FREE from our Auckland warehouse, so you can enjoy this wonderful literary collection without any hidden import charges or custom duties. Allow 15 days for delivery. Experience the brilliance of Charlotte Perkins Gilman today!

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780199538843
Year: 2009
Publisher: Oxford University Press UK
Pages: 384


Description:
Charlotte Perkins Gilman was America's leading feminist intellectual of the early twentieth century. The Yellow Wall-Paper and Other Stories makes available the fullest selection of her short fiction ever printed. It features her pioneering feminist masterpiece, her neglected stories contemporary with The Yellow Wall-Paper, and her later explorations of `the woman of fifty'. The introduction to this edition places Gilman
in the cultural and historical context of the American divided self, her Beecher heritage, and her contribution to the female Gothic.