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    The document discusses women's roles and social changes during the Victorian era in three sections. It notes that women spent more time at home while industry developed, but that women were also the majority of novel readers and buyers. It then discusses women writers like the Bronte sisters and how novels became a way for women to explore social issues and fulfill a moral responsibility. Finally, it mentions the Great Exhibition of 1851 and Victorian values like duty, hard work, and respectability as defining features of the period.

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    The document discusses women's roles and social changes during the Victorian era in three sections. It notes that women spent more time at home while industry developed, but that women were also the majority of novel readers and buyers. It then discusses women writers like the Bronte sisters and how novels became a way for women to explore social issues and fulfill a moral responsibility. Finally, it mentions the Great Exhibition of 1851 and Victorian values like duty, hard work, and respectability as defining features of the period.

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    The document discusses women's roles and social changes during the Victorian era in three sections. It notes that women spent more time at home while industry developed, but that women were also the majority of novel readers and buyers. It then discusses women writers like the Bronte sisters and how novels became a way for women to explore social issues and fulfill a moral responsibility. Finally, it mentions the Great Exhibition of 1851 and Victorian values like duty, hard work, and respectability as defining features of the period.

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    Concerning their own selves, men, and society.

    Women were in search for a broader understanding Imperial expansion.


    of their relations either internal or external. Cultural change.
    Social reforms.

    They spent more time at home. Development of industry.

    The majority of novels buyers and reader were women.


    UNPRECEDENT Improvement of economy.
    ED
    Emily and Charlotte Bronte.
    PROGRESS.
    Its leading role in industrial and
    THE GREAT economic progress in Europe.
    WOMEN AS VICTOTIAN
    EXHIBITION.
    WRITERS. AGE

    Duty and hard work.


    ROLE OF VICTORIAN
    NOVELISTS. VICTOTIAN VALUES. Good manners.
    NOVEL.
    They had a moral and social responsability. Respectability. Authority.
    It was the enormous Patriotism.
    “growth.”
    They want to denounce the situacion of the city.
    Middle classes.
    Marolin Verona Rodríguez.
    They became avid consumers of literature. Group 01.

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