Lisa Wood
Lisa Wood's interest in women's writing and narrative practic at the end of the long eighteenth century has produced articles on Jane West and Hannah More, and numerous conference papers on women writers, politics, gender, and narrative form. Her recent research examines representations of masculinity and nation in women's writing of the early nineteenth century, and the implication of eighteenth-century books of household management in the development of British nationalism. Dr. Wood teaches...See more
Lisa Wood's interest in women's writing and narrative practic at the end of the long eighteenth century has produced articles on Jane West and Hannah More, and numerous conference papers on women writers, politics, gender, and narrative form. Her recent research examines representations of masculinity and nation in women's writing of the early nineteenth century, and the implication of eighteenth-century books of household management in the development of British nationalism. Dr. Wood teaches in the department of Humanities at York University, Canada. See less
