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Motherhood, children and loss in the works of Sara Coleridge and Mary Shelley, 1820-52
This thesis traces a rhetoric of maternal loss in a group of hitherto relatively unexplored works by Sara Coleridge and Mary Shelley, from 1820 to 1852. I read Coleridge and Shelley not only as the daughters of famous authors, but as mothers themselves. In so doing I aim to show how Coleridge’s and
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