FEMINIST REALISM AT THE FIN DE SIÈCLE

Molly Youngkin explores the pivotal shift from Victorian to modern novels by examining narrative strategies in literature. She focuses on antirealist and realist techniques, using analyses of book reviews from two influential feminist periodicals, Shafts and The Woman's Herald, published during the late-Victorian era. This investigation sheds light on the literary discourse of the time and the role of feminist perspectives in shaping narrative forms.