Gilbert & Gubar's The madwoman in the attic after thirty years

"Bursting all the doors": The madwoman in the attic after thirty years / Annette R. Federico

After Gilbert and Gubar: madwomen inspired by Madwoman / Susan Fraiman

Modeling the madwoman: feminist movements and the academy / Marlene Tromp

Gilbert and Gubar's daughters: The madwoman in the attic's spectre in Milton studies / Carol Blessing

Feminism to ecofeminism: the legacy of Gilbert and Gubar's readings of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and The last man / Katey Castellano

Enclosing fantasies: Jane Eyre / Madeleine Wood

Jane Eyre's doubles? Colonial progress and the tradition of new woman writing in India / Narin Hassan

Revisiting the attic: recognizing the shared spaces of Jane Eyre and Beloved / Danielle Russell

The legacy of hell: Wuthering heights on film and Gilbert and Gubar's feminist poetics / Hila Shachar

The veiled, the masked, and the civil war woman: Louisa May Alcott and the madwoman allegory / Keren Fite

Sensationalizing women's writing: madwomen in attics, the sensational canon, and generic confinement / Tamara Silvia Wagner

Ghosts in the attic: Gilbert and Gubar's The madwoman in the attic and the female gothic / Carol Margaret Davison

Elizabeth Gaskell: a well-tempered madness / Thomas P. Fair

Mimesis and poiesis: reflections on Gilbert and Gubar's reading of Emily Dickinson / Lucia Aiello.