women, privacy and modernity in early twentieth-century british writing

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About the Book:Acknowledgements Introduction Reconfiguring Domestic Space for Female Privacy: The Garden, the Study, and the Room Public Privacy: Women, the City, and the Car Privileging Privacy: The Pre-modern Role Models of the Witch and the Primitive ‘We Have Gone Recreation Mad’: Leisure, Privacy, and Modern Domestic Identity The Loss of a Private World: Women, Privacy, and Novels of Adultery Conclusion Endnotes Bibliography Index