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The femme fatale in Victorian literature
Jennifer Hedgecock
2008
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Feminism And Literature
Feminism In Literature
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A Room of One's Own
4.2
23 votes
North and South
4.1
16 votes
Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race
3.8
17 votes
El Dorado
3.5
21 votes
Boy: Tales of Childhood
4.0
36 votes
The Tao of Pooh
3.5
32 votes
The Once and Future King
4.1
31 votes
Lady Chatterley's Lover
2.8
16 votes
Devil's Cub (Alastair-Audley #2)
4.3
15 votes
High Fidelity
3.6
35 votes
Pride and Prejudice
4.1
275 votes
V for vendetta
4.3
82 votes
Going Solo
4.1
16 votes
These Old Shades
3.5
19 votes
Master and Commander
4.2
21 votes
The Yellow Wallpaper
4.0
39 votes
Women in Love
3.6
15 votes
The Atrocity Archives
3.9
25 votes
The Jennifer Morgue
3.8
20 votes
A Kingdom of Dreams
4.5
25 votes
Candide
3.9
68 votes
On the Banks of Plum Creek
4.1
19 votes
Mrs. Dalloway
3.7
40 votes
We Should All Be Feminists
4.1
26 votes
The Moonstone
3.9
18 votes
Slade House
3.8
15 votes
Storm Island
4.0
21 votes
Anna Karenina
4.2
37 votes
Rebecca
4.2
39 votes
Down and Out in Paris and London
4.1
18 votes
The Awakening
3.6
31 votes
L'amica geniale
3.8
40 votes
Casino Royale [James Bond (Original Series) #1]
3.5
20 votes
System of the World
4.1
21 votes
The war that Saved my Life
4.7
22 votes
The Pillars of the Earth
4.2
56 votes
Utopia
3.2
18 votes
White Teeth
3.7
16 votes
Lean In
3.6
16 votes
Martin Eden
3.8
41 votes
The Wolf and the Dove
4.3
16 votes
채식주의자
4.0
24 votes
Pushing Ice
4.1
16 votes
Идіотъ
4.1
32 votes
Kniha smíchu a zapomnění
3.7
15 votes
Atonement
3.7
38 votes
The God of Small Things
3.8
58 votes
Bridget Jones's Diary
3.6
43 votes
