The Novels of Frances Hodgson Burnett Digby Warren

The Novels of Frances Hodgson Burnett Digby WarrenAlthough she is remembered today mainly as a writer of childrens books, Frances Hodgson Burnett was a widely published novelist. Of high literary quality, her novels covered a range of genres, including industrial novels, American themed social novels, historical novels, transatlantic novels and postWorld War I novels. They were popular subjects in the early years of cinema. The Novels of Frances Hodgson Burnett reads Burnetts novels in the context of

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The chapters incorporate discussion of Gothic texts from around the world

lays out an awe-inspiring yet practical guide from a lifetime of creative work

outlines the history of regional broadcasting in the UK

Drawing upon three case studies – a peasant farmers’ network

it satirises the newly fashionable and sexually ambiguous world of the West End of London

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It illuminates her ambivalent relation to her European literary forebears

The essays defend and develop a central Wittgensteinian idea: ‘grammatical rules’ for the use of expressions hold the key to understanding linguistic meaning