It is a strange experience for a literary scholar. But this exactly what the professor of English does by examining turn of the century gowns at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute. Joslin puts Wharton’s writing into context by providing condensed histories of the French couture houses and American department store culture, two revolutionary forces in the fashion of the time. What makes Joslin’s study stand out is her use of non-traditional primary sources such as illustrations, photographs, and items of clothing.
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candidate at the University of Virginia smugly informed me that no one who lacked a thorough knowledge of the work of Lacan and Derrida was fit to teach modern literature . Today, some scholars might say that it has become more important to know the work of Paul Poiret and Coco Chanel. Of these two recent volumes, Katherine Joslin’s is unquestionably the handsomer.
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But using ideas from feminist literary criticism, Kassanoff finds in Wharton's characters, circumstances, and story lines racial concerns of the comfortable white urban society of the early 1900s. Mixed in with Wharton's wry, sometimes jaundiced, picture of the self-satisfied upper-level white society are "a host of early twentieth-century white patrician anxieties. This anxiety was not aroused by blacks only.