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SM ISO690:2012 PINTILII, Alina. Paternal absenteeism in Rosa Nouchette Carey's rue with a difference. In: Provocări şi oportunităţi în educaţie, 26-27 martie 2018, Cahul. Cahul, Republica Moldova: Universitatea de Stat „Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu” din Cahul, 2018, pp. 11-17. ISBN 978-9975-88-054-1. |
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During the second half of the nineteenth century, English paternity was mainly characterised by absenteeism. The father’s absence from the home was determined by a range of factors. The latter also contributed to the emergence of the absent father stereotype in a time when the paternal ideal required more involvement with children. Consequently, despite idealised expectations, the actual parental experiences of late Victorian middle-class men often justified the stereotype of the absent father. The present article makes reference to the socio-historical, stereotypical and ideal paternal images alluded to above in the analysis of the representation of the late Victorian upper-middle-class father in Rosa Nouchette Carey’s Rue with a Difference. None of these non-fictional portraits of the late Victorian father is faithfully replicated in the construction of the literary father figure, which is uniquely rendered, despite the parental absence defining it. Thus, the paper disproves the assumption that nineteenth-century realist novelists pursued the accurate reproduction of the actual everyday reality in their writings. Moreover, by highlighting the ambivalent attitude towards the domestic ideology displayed in Rue with a Difference, the article refutes the argument that Rosa Nouchette Carey’s novels are committed to the traditional domestic ideal – one of the reasons why they were increasingly neglected from the end of the nineteenth-century onwards, and therefore forgotten until the last decades of the twentieth century. |
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Cuvinte-cheie father, absence, representation, socio-historical construct, paternal ideal, late Victorian upper middle class, tată, absență, reprezentare, imagine socio-istorică, ideal patern, clasa de mijloc superioară din epoca victoriană târzie |
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