Yale University Press eBooks· 2017· Book chapter
A Man's Place
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Victorian men, contrary to common assumptions, were deeply shaped by the domestic ideal, experiencing shifts from early valuing of home as a reaction to urbanization and Evangelicalism, to later disillusionment with domesticity as societal norms around marriage and bachelor life evolved.
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