Document Type

Thesis

Degree

Bachelor of Arts in English

Advisor

Cynthia Scheinberg, Ph.D.

Abstract

Until the Victorian era, the sonnet form and been primarily associated with elite male poets. However, the Victorian women poets Elizaheth Barrett Browning, Christina Rossetti, and Amy Levv radically redefined co-opted this traditional form to amplify the issues and perspectives of Victorian women writers despite patriarchal attempts to silence them.

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