Beyond<i>The Brontë Myth</i>: Jane Eyre, Hannah Cullwick and Subjectivity in Servitude

d’Albertis, Deirdre

doi:10.1179/1474893214z.000000000123

Brontë Studies

2014

DOI: 10.1179/1474893214z.000000000123

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BeyondThe Brontë Myth: Jane Eyre, Hannah Cullwick and Subjectivity in Servitude

Deirdre d’Albertis¹

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From a distance ‘You might mistake her for a man’: A closer reading of gender and character action in Jane Eyre, The Law and the Lady, and A Brilliant Woman1

Kirilloff

Capuano

Fredrick

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Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

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This research examines and contributes to recent work by Matthew Jockers and Gabi Kirilloff on the relationship between gender and action in the nineteenth-century novel. Jockers and Kirilloff use dependency parsing to extract verb and gendered pronoun pairs ("he said," "she walked," etc.). They then build a classification model to predict the gender of a pronoun based on the verb being performed. This present study examines the novels that were categorized as outliers by the classification model to gain a better understanding of the way the observed trends function at the level of individual narratives. We argue that while the classifier successfully categorized and identified novels in which characters behave digitalcommons.unl.edu

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From a distance ‘You might mistake her for a man’: A closer reading of gender and character action in Jane Eyre, The Law and the Lady, and A Brilliant Woman1

Kirilloff

Capuano

Fredrick

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Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

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BeyondThe Brontë Myth: Jane Eyre, Hannah Cullwick and Subjectivity in Servitude

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From a distance ‘You might mistake her for a man’: A closer reading of gender and character action in Jane Eyre, The Law and the Lady, and A Brilliant Woman1

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