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The Emergence of Helen Chalmers
Frances M. Malpezzi 		100
The Western Roots of Feminism in Agnes Smedley's
Daughter of Earth
Kathleen L. Nichols 		114
Pioneer Women in the Works of Two Montana Authors:
Interviews with Dorothy M. Johnson and A. B. Guthrie, Jr.
Sue Mathews 		124
III
IMAGES IN TRANSITION AND CONFLICT
Hamlin Garland's Feminism
Frances W. Kaye 		135
The Virginian and Ántonia Shimerda: Different Sides of
the Western Coin
John J. Murphy 		162
Beret as the Norse Mythological Goddess Freya/Gurthr
Catherine D. Farmer 		179
Marian Forrester and Moll Flanders: Fortunes and Misfortunes
Patricia Lee Yongue 		194
Wright Morris, Women, and American Culture Joseph Wydeven 212
The Young Girl in the West: Disenchantment in Jean Stafford's
Short Fiction
Mary Ellen Williams Walsh 		230
IV
SHAPING IMAGINATIVE FRONTIERS
Toward a New Paradigm: Mari Sandoz's Study of Red and
White Myth in Cheyenne Autumn
Barbara Rippey 		247
Where the West Begins: Constance Rourke's Images of Her
Own Frontierland
Samuel I. Bellman 		267

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Publication Information: Book Title: Women and Western American Literature. Contributors: Helen Winter Stauffer - author, Susan J. Rosowski - author. Publisher: Whitston. Place of Publication: Troy, NY. Publication Year: 1982. Page Number: ii.
    
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