"The man who thought himself a woman" and other queer nineteenth-century short stories
By: edited and with an introduction by Christopher Looby
Series: Q19: the queer American nineteenth century; Q19: the queer American nineteenth century
Published: 2017
Language: eng
Number of pages: 311
ISBN-13: 9780812223668
Subjects: American Short stories; American fiction; Sex role; Gender identity; Fiction
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-311).
Table of contents: title: Introduction : queer short stories in nineteenth-century America  -- Christopher Looby; title: The child's champion (1841)  -- Walt Whitman; title: A south-sea idyl (1869)  -- Charles Warren Stoddard; title: The haunted valley (1871)  -- Ambrose Bierce; title: Felipa (1876)  -- Constance Fenimore Woolson; title: My Lorelei : a Heidelberg romance (1880)  -- Octave Thanet; title: The bachelors (1836)  -- Samuiel L. Knapp; title: The man who thought himself a woman (1857)  -- Anonymous; title: Two friends (1887)  -- Mary Wilkins Freeman; title: How Nancy Jackson married Kate Wilson (c. 1900-1903)  -- Mark Twain; title: Paul's case : a study in temperament (1905)  -- Willa Cather; title: Twin-love (1871)  -- Bayard Taylor; title: Out of the deeps (1872)  -- Elizabeth Stoddard; title: In the tules (1895)  -- Bert Harte; title: Martha's lady (1897)  -- Sarah Orne Jewett; title: The heart's desire (1908)  -- Sui Sin Far; title: I and my chimney (1856)  -- Herman Melville; title: The candy country (1885)  -- Louisa May Alcott; title: Dave's neckliss (1889)  -- Charles W. Chesnutt; title: Schopenhauer in the air (1894)  -- Sadakichi Hartmann; title: Lilacs (1896) -- Kate Chopin.