Representations of Women in Victorian Britain Nead, Lynda creator text xxk Cambridge Basil Blackwell 1990 monographic eng The development of industrial capitalism in Victorian Britain had a profund effect on constructions of femininity and female sexuality. This work offers an analysis of representations which defined and regulated women in the period. Ideas of normal and deviant behaviour are shown to have been produced through legal, religious and medical texts and through cultural forms such as painting and literature. This book examines the role of culture in the formation of broad political issues such as class, gender and national identity. Select Bibliography p. 213. COMPORTAMIENTO SEXUAL ESTEREOTIPO SEXUAL PROSTITUCIÓN VALORES SOCIALES ÉPOCA VICTORIANA VALORES MORALES PROBLEMA SOCIAL ENFERMEDAD VENÉREA MUJER REINO UNIDO PURITANISMO 0-631-172572 AR-RoIES 000000 20241129141208.0 002491 spa