This document provides an outline for a book project on the New Woman in Victorian novels. It will include brief introductions to the New Woman concept and the book. Individual chapters will analyze Ella Hepworth Dixon's aesthetic New Woman and speculation, and Rhoda Broughton's inverted New Woman and social reform work as portrayed in their novels. References to specific pages and passages from Dixon's novel My Flirtations and Broughton's Dear Faustina are included.

1. NEW WOMEN &
THEIR SISTERS
MENTORSHIP, MARKETS, &
MARRIAGE IN THE VICTORIAN NOVEL
Lisa Hager
lisa.hager@uwc.edu || @lmhager
http://bit.ly/tamucc0121
Pronouns: she, her, hers or they, them, theirs

2. NEW WOMEN & THEIR SISTERS
• Brief introduction to the New Woman & the book project
• Ella Hepworth Dixon’s aesthetic New Woman & speculation
• Rhoda Broughton’s inverted New Woman & social reform
work
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5. NEW WOMEN & THEIR SISTERS
• Brief introduction to the New Woman & the book project
• Ella Hepworth Dixon’s aesthetic New Woman & speculation
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Dixon, Ella Hepworth. My Flirtations. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1893.
10-11

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Dixon, Ella Hepworth. My Flirtations. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1893. 12.

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Dixon, Ella Hepworth. My Flirtations. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1893.
177.

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Shand, Alexander Innes. “Speculative Investments.”
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 120 (September 1876): 293-
316. 312.

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Dixon, Ella Hepworth. My Flirtations. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1893.
184-5.

16. NEW WOMEN & THEIR SISTERS
• Brief introduction to the New Woman & the book project
• Ella Hepworth Dixon’s aesthetic New Woman & speculation
• Rhoda Broughton’s inverted New Woman & social reform
work
lisa.hager@uwc.edu || @lmhager || she, her, hers or they, them,

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Ellis, Havelock (and John Addington Symonds). Studies in the
Psychology of Sex: Sexual Inversion. Philadelphia: F. A. Davis
Company, 1901. 148.

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Broughton, Rhoda. Dear Faustina. London: Bentley and Son,
1897. 2.

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Broughton, Rhoda. Dear Faustina. London: Bentley and Son,
1897. 95.

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Broughton, Rhoda. Dear Faustina. London: Bentley and Son,
1897. 96.

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Broughton, Rhoda. Dear Faustina. London: Bentley and Son, 1897.
398.

24. NEW WOMEN &
THEIR SISTERS
MENTORSHIP, MARKETS, &
MARRIAGE IN THE VICTORIAN NOVEL
Lisa Hager
lisa.hager@uwc.edu || @lmhager
http://bit.ly/tamucc0121
Pronouns: she, her, hers or they, them, theirs