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Note: Literaturverz. S. 271 - 292

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Note: List of illustrations ; Notes on contributors ; Foreword , Introduction ; Industrious amateurism ; Women's work : the history of the Victorian domestic handicraft , Light work : feminine leisure and the making of transparencies , Pertinacious industry : the keyboard étude and the female amateur in E ngland, 1804-20 , Dresses and drapery : female self-fashioning in muslin, 1800-50 , The artistic career ; Contrary to the habits of their sex? : women drawing on wood and the careers of Florence and Adelaide Claxton , The China painter : amateur celebrities and professional status at Howell and James "Royal Academy of China painting" , Creative industry : design, art education and the woman professional , Dorothy's career and other cautionary tales , The craft of self-fashioning ; Negotiating fame : mid-Victorian women writers and the romantic myth of the gentlemanly reviewer , Towards an iconography of ouida as a woman artist , "Mady's tightrope walk" : the career of Marian Huxley Collier , Living art : Michael Field, aestheticism and dress

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Note: Literaturverzeichnis S. 190 - 209

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-244) and index , Lubbock or leave it , Lubbock or leave it , Joan Baez , From Roger and out into dang me/chug a lug , Midnight in Memphis with the wicked Pickett , Jackson C. Frank , What time has told me about Nick Drake's Five leaves left , The voice of the quiet one , That's it , New York Dolls , Warren Zevon , Chasing after vengeance , Steve Forbert, alive on arrival from Meridian to Manhattan , Ready for the house , Rickie Lee Jones , Metallica kills , I know someday you'll have a beautiful life , Leann Rimes blue , Third Eye Blind , Dap-dippin' independent tradition , Pilfering the past or postmodern punks? , Cinematic fantastic sampledic funky found sound sifting , Good time rollers , Joan Baez , From Roger and out into dang me/chug a lug , Midnight in Memphis with the wicked Pickett , Jackson C. Frank , What time has told me about Nick Drake's Five leaves left , The voice of the quiet one , That's it , New York Dolls , Warren Zevon , Chasing after vengeance , Steve Forbert, alive on arrival from Meridian to Manhattan , Ready for the house , Rickie Lee Jones , Metallica kills , I know someday you'll have a beautiful life , Leann Rimes blue , Third Eye Blind , Dap-dippin' independent tradition , Pilfering the past or postmodern punks? , Cinematic fantastic sampledic funky found sound sifting

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Note: Literaturverz. S. [237] - 256 , Introduction ; Differences. The race of/in romanticism , Our variousness , The African queen , Resistances. Fictions of slave resistance and revolt: Robert Southey's Poems on the slave trade (1797) and Charlotte Smith's "The story of Henrietta" , Sable warriors and neglected tars: Edward Rushton's Atlantic politics , Being Jack Mansong: Ira Aldrich and Three-Fingered Jack , Crossings. Single mothers in romantic history and literature , Emma and Fatima Hamilton: two forms of attitude , In the face of difference: Molineaux, Crib, and the violence of the fancy

Note: Enth. Literaturverz. S. [195] - 199 and Index , Part I: Travel, exhibitions and photographyPacific phantasmagorias: Robert Louis Stevenson's Pacific photography , "Greater Britain": late imperial travel writing and the settler colonies , The South Seas Exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair, 1893 , Displaying an oceanic nation and society: the Kingdom of Hawai'i at nineteenth-century international exhibitions , Part II: Fiction and the Pacific ; "The White Lady and the Brown Woman": colonial masculinity and domesticity in Louis Beck's 'By Reef and Palm' (1894) , Who's who in "The Isle of Voices"? How Victorian Robert Louis Stevenson viewed Pacific Islanders' perceptions of Victorians and of themselves , At home in the empire: domesticity and masculine identity in 'Almayer's Folly' and "The Beach of Falesa?" , Isolation and variation on Doctor Moreau's Oceanic Island , Part III: Childhood and children ; Cooks and queens and dreams: the South Sea Islands as fairy islands of fancy , The South Seasin mid-Victorian children's imagination , Watermarks on 'The Coral Island': the Pacific Island missionary as children's hero , "Turned topsy-turvy": William Howitt, antipodean colonial space and Victorian children's literature

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Note: Literaturverz. S. 152 - 169