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Bedside seductionsCatherine Judd
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Bedside seductions

211 pagesFirst published 19972 editions
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During the Victorian era, the status and meaning of the nurse experienced remarkable and telling shifts. Bedside Seductions is the first book-length exploration into the significance of the nurse in mid-Victorian literary and social history. By carefully sifting through legal, medical, and literary sources including novels, newspaper articles, and private letters, Catherine Judd reveals how the changing perceptions of the nurse during mid-Victorian times allow for fascinating insights into issues of class, gender, and race in this period.

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Editions

2 in Spinefolk
FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionMacmillan19982119780333731116
HardcoverPalgrave Macmillan19972259780312177058
HistoryHistory and criticismSeduction in literatureSocial classes in literatureNursesSex role in literatureSocial conflict in literatureWomen and literature