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• Women's History Nurse Edith Cavell - Page 1.
• A fanatically selfless sense of duty drove nurse Edith Cavell to harbor Allied soldiers behind German lines. ...
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• The three men were admitted into the building, and Capiau handed a letter of introduction to the school's matron, a British nurse named Edith Cavell. ...

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• Edith Cavell (1865-1915) was a British nurse serving in Belgium who was executed on a charge of assisting Allied prisoners to escape during World War One.

• Screenplay: Richard Nelson (based on the novel by Edith Wharton) .
• Based on Edith Wharton's novel, it contains elements of many genres -- mystery, drama, tragedy, and romance, none of which are overplayed. ...

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• She was born Edith Jones, in the midst of the Civil War .

• Edith Wharton was born Edith Newbold Jones to George and Lucretia Jones in New York City on January 24, 1862. ...
• Another facet of Edith's career was her friendship with Henry James whose influence on her writing is inestimable. ...

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• I want to use The House of Mirth, and Edith Wharton's career as a writer, to explore the implications of an identity organized around the marketplace. ...
• Edith Wharton is a well-known name within the canon of American literature and is famous for, among other things, her desire to be respected as a writer, not only of quality fiction but also of best-sellers. ...
• Ultimately, both Edith Wharton and Jennie Livingston naturalize and normalize social inequality by fetishizing the lifestyles of the working classes. ...
• What seems so interesting about Edith Wharton therefore, and the way in which she wanted both critical acclaim and to be known as a best-selling author, is that she participated as much in consumer culture as Lily Bart and the gay men in Harlem, but she did so as a producer, not as a consumer. ...
• What makes this connection even more interesting is the fact that Edith Wharton's books were often satirical exposés on the very communities in which she was participating: high society (such as The House of Mirth) and the world of publishing. ...
• Edith Wharton understood this well, but her way of dealing with it was to first locate, within her work, the morals and values (but not politics) of society within the working classes; but second, to celebrate and encourage her own relationship to the marketplace. ...
• Indeed, Edith Wharton's own project to be a best-selling author of quality fiction while not particularly 'transgressive' , still seems to be more useful than the projects of either Lily Bart or the gay men in Paris is Burning. ... Edith Wharton, on the other hand, although the product of the same historical moment as Lily, chooses to construct her identity via production, specifically to be a producer of books. ...
• Conventional and transgressive consumer habits alike (as represented in the works of Edith Wharton and Jennie Livingston) normalize and naturalize existing social inequalities. ...

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• Finally, in 1913, after she had settled permanently in France, Edith Wharton terminated the marriage by divorce.

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