Landow, who in August 2007 reformatted the book in this CSS design. Non-bibliographic notes appears as text links.Īdrian Kang, Chew Yong Jack, and April Ang Meiling of the University Scholars Program, National University of Singapore, created the HTML version, converting footnotes, and adding links under the supervision of George P. Where possible, bibliographical information appears in the form of in-text citations, which refer to items in the bibliography at the end of each document. Numbers in brackets indicate page breaks in the print edition and thus allow users of VW to cite or locate the original page numbers. Conclusion: Critical Response and Evaluation Notes to this WWW editionĭinah Mulock Craik, which Twayne published in 1983, appears in the Victorian web with the kind permission of the author, who of course retains copyright. Dinah Craik and the Feminine TraditionĬhapter Eight. Women's Thoughts and Women's NovelsĬhapter Seven. John Halifax, Gentleman: Epitome of an AgeĬhapter Four.
Finding the Popular AudienceĬhapter Three. A Woman's Image: The Writer and Her PublicĬhapter Two.
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