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Dismembering the Text: The Horror of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women
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  • 201917. The Madwoman in the Attic413 cited
  • 1978Communities of Women263 cited
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  • 2020Everybody's Protest Novel89 cited
  • 2011Louisa May Alcott Her Life, Letters and Journals60 cited
  • 1979"Little Women": Alcott's Civil War58 cited
  • 2016LITTLE WOMEN, OR, MEG, JO, BETH, AND AMY (1868)49 cited
  • 1984Critical essays on Louisa May Alcott39 cited
  • 1987A hunger for home : Louisa May Alcott's place in American culture35 cited
  • 1972The literature of impoverishment: The women local colorists in America 1865–191433 cited

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