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Madwoman in the attic mina harker.
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The woman writer and the nineteenth century literary imagination.
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It takes its title from bertha.
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Eddie fitz fitzgerald an old friend of the second victim is brought in to help.
Education employment and self fulfilment made some women understand that it was unfortunate that they had been dependent on men and submissive to their authority for so long.
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The second of two beautiful women is murdered on a train and the primary suspect is an amnesiac man.
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The madwoman in the attic the spirit of the indian woman has not been totally crushed by the continuum of dependency and submission.
The madwoman in the attic by sandra gilbert and susan gubar is considered a landmark in the history of feminist criticism of nineteenth century women s writing.