Thackeray's Women (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278336978)

Thackeray's Women offers a critical exploration of the female characters created by William Makepeace Thackeray in his novels. Analyzing portrayals across works like "Vanity Fair" and "The History of Pendennis," this study examines the roles, representations, and societal constraints placed upon women in Victorian England as reflected through Thackeray's literary lens.

The text delves into the complexities of Thackeray's female figures, revealing both his progressive and problematic stances on women's issues. A valuable resource for students and scholars of Victorian literature, gender studies, and literary criticism, "Thackeray's Women" provides insights into the enduring legacy of Thackeray's characters and their continuing relevance in discussions of gender and representation.

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