"Double-Voiced Discourse" and Psychological Insight in the Work of Therese Huber
In discussing the work of Therese Huber (1764-1829), most feminist critics have sought to uncover its emancipatory aspects. Examining "Luise" (1796), 'Der Ehewagen' (1818), and Ellen Percy (1822), the article argues that Huber's fiction is also valuable for the sophisticated...
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