Ball State University Forum, Volumes 27-28Ball State University., 1986 |
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Page 73
... women characters , like the Indian women who serve and service the players of the so - called banana leagues in their dugouts , are mere devices for either the pleasure or the derision of males . Only two women characters have direct ...
... women characters , like the Indian women who serve and service the players of the so - called banana leagues in their dugouts , are mere devices for either the pleasure or the derision of males . Only two women characters have direct ...
Page 62
... women in “ Circe " are either " monsters , " like the pigmy , the virag , or the grey - bearded Mrs. Keogh , or else cruel and vulgar , like Bella Cohen and the whores . 19 Ironically , the only beautiful woman to appear within the ...
... women in “ Circe " are either " monsters , " like the pigmy , the virag , or the grey - bearded Mrs. Keogh , or else cruel and vulgar , like Bella Cohen and the whores . 19 Ironically , the only beautiful woman to appear within the ...
Page 46
... woman " despite her inherent virtues . We can also see the influence of Alexander Dumas fils in La Dame aux Camélias and Dion Boucicault in Formosa : or , the Railroad to Ruin , whose " fallen women " are essentially noble figures ...
... woman " despite her inherent virtues . We can also see the influence of Alexander Dumas fils in La Dame aux Camélias and Dion Boucicault in Formosa : or , the Railroad to Ruin , whose " fallen women " are essentially noble figures ...
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