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The Status of the Nineteenth-Century Women in a Gothic Novel: Wilkie Collins’s the Woman in White (1859)

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This analysis reveals the representation of women and social class issues in 19th-century gothic fiction.

The representation of women in gothic fiction critiques their secondary status in 19th-century society.
Gothic novels often highlight the struggles of marginalised minorities, as seen in The Woman in White.
Social class disparities and the exploitation of the lower classes are prominent themes in gothic literature.
The analysis focuses on Wilkie Collins's work, offering insights into the evolving status of women during this period.

Yurtcu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals the representation of women and social class issues in 19th-century gothic fiction.

The representation of women in gothic fiction critiques their secondary status in 19th-century society.
Gothic novels often highlight the struggles of marginalised minorities, as seen in The Woman in White.
Social class disparities and the exploitation of the lower classes are prominent themes in gothic literature.
The analysis focuses on Wilkie Collins's work, offering insights into the evolving status of women during this period.

Yurtcu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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