Fallenness in Victorian women's writing
Social problems in literature
Women in literature
Women and literature
Women authors
English literature
History and criticism
History
"The Angel-in-the-House is an ideal commonly used to define sexual standards of the Victorian Age. Although widely considered to be the cultural "norm," the Victorian Angel, revered for her morality, domestic virtue, and dedication to the family, is more frequently depicted in the literature of the …
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