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Felicity Nussbaum, co-recipient of the American Association for 18th-Century Studies' Louis Gottschalk Prize, considers the convergence of genre, gender and class in this reassessment of autobiographical writing in England from John Bunyan to Hester Thrale.
The general category of 'woman' muddles the binaries between mother and whore, self and Other, center and periphery."-from the Introduction
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