"Nature and Art" demonstrates the links between personal experience and institutional oppression. This edition also contains an annotated appendix of Elizabeth Inchbald's humorous essay on novel-writing from "The Artist" (1806).
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Nature and Art is an early feminist critique of British patriarchy.,
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This review is from: Nature and Art (Works of Irving Fisher) (Hardcover)
The novel is a tragic tale of sexual discrimination that is pretty blunt in its treatment of premarital sex, abandoning newborns, prostitution, etc. There are some key differences in names of the characters depending on the edition you read. This is one of the classic epic family tales in which one side of the family prospers and the other suffers.
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