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Enfants dans la litterature --- Famille dans la litterature --- Filles dans la litterature --- Morale dans la litterature --- Vertu dans la litterature

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Filles dans la littérature. --- Girls in literature. --- Girls in literature. --- Literatur. --- Mädchen. --- Schwedisch. --- Swedish literature --- Swedish literature. --- History and criticism --- 1900-1999.

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Daughters in literature --- Dochters in de literatuur --- Fathers and daughters in literature --- Filles (Parenté) dans la littérature --- Pères et filles dans la littérature --- Vaders en dochters in literatuur --- Dickens, Charles --- Character --- Daughters --- Women and literature --- England --- History --- 19th century --- Domestic fiction [English ] --- History and criticism --- Women --- Dickens, Charles, - 1812-1870 - Characters - Daughters. --- Dickens, Charles, - 1812-1870 - Characters - Women.

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Using Shakespeare's plots as a backdrop, Jane Ford traces the incest theme in novels by Charles Dickens, Henry James, Joseph Conrad, and James Joyce, exploring in particular the father-daughter-suitor triangle. As Ford demonstrates, three patterns predominate: the father eliminates the suitor and retains the daughter; the father submits to outside authority and relinquishes the daughter; or the father resolves the incest threat by choosing the daughter's suitor. Ford provides evidence that the fictive characters’ incest conflicts often mirror the writer's own incest dilemmas, whether subliminal or not, and in readings that break with traditional criticism, she points to textual evidence for the occurrence of actual incest in The Golden Bowl and Ulysses. Ford maintains that each of the five writers wrote final works that seemed to return to a plot of retention of the daughter by the father. Ford’s book offers a valuable amplification of Otto Rank's seminal work, The Incest Theme in Literature and Legend: Fundamentals of a Psychology of Literary Creation, and extends an important issue in 20th-century psychology into the study of major works of literature written in English.

Psychological study of literature --- Thematology --- Conrad, Joseph --- Shakespeare, William --- Joyce, James --- Dickens, Charles --- James, Henry --- Fathers and daughters in literature --- Incest in de literatuur --- Incest in literature --- Inceste dans la littérature --- Patriarcat (Sociologie) dans la littérature --- Patriarchaat (Sociologie) in de literatuur --- Patriarchy in literature --- Pères et filles dans la littérature --- Vaders en dochters in literatuur --- English literature --- History and criticism --- Literature --- Psychological aspects --- Fathers and daughters in literature. --- Inceste --- Pères et filles --- Patriarcat (sociologie) --- Littérature --- Littérature anglaise --- Dans la littérature --- Aspect psychologique --- Thèmes, motifs

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Secondary education --- French literature (outside France) --- Pragmatics --- Sociology of literature --- French literature --- Quebec --- Children's literature, French --- Children's literature, Canadian (French) --- French fiction --- French-Canadian fiction --- Teenage girls in literature --- Mothers and daughters in literature --- Littérature de jeunesse française --- Littérature de jeunesse canadienne-française --- Roman français --- Roman québécois --- Adolescentes dans la littérature --- Mères et filles dans la littérature --- History and criticism --- Histoire et critique --- Littérature de jeunesse française --- Littérature de jeunesse canadienne-française --- Roman français --- Roman québécois --- Adolescentes dans la littérature --- Mères et filles dans la littérature --- Quebec [Province] --- Children's literature, French-Canadian --- History and criticism.