<![CDATA[Lindsay Erika - Yahoo! Voices]]> en-us Copyright 2012 voices.yahoo.com http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:29:56 EDT http://l.yimg.com/ck/siteimg/PP-voices.jpg http://voices.yahoo.com/ Voices <![CDATA[Tennyson's 'The Lady of Shalott' is an Allegory for the Confinement of Victorian Women]]> With the help of two of his contemporaries, Sarah Stickney Ellis and Caroline Norton, we can see quite clearly how Victorian women lived in a box, not unlike Tennyson's fictional tower.

Contributor: Lindsay Erika
Published: Apr 22, 2007

]]> http://voices.yahoo.com/tennysons-lady-shalott-allegory-the-286194.html <![CDATA[Insight into the Stereotypical Behaviour of Women in the Victorian Era]]> Often times in Victorian literature the women are downright silly. The core reason for this is simple. In nineteenth century England girls of the upper and middle classes were raised for the purpose of one goal: to marry.

Contributor: Lindsay Erika
Published: Mar 06, 2007

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