This comparative analysis draws on working-class autobiography,
public and boarding school memoirs, and the canonical
autobiographies by women and men in the United Kingdom to define
subjectivity and value within social class and gender in
nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Britain. Gagnier
reconsiders traditional distinctions between mind and body, private
desire and public good, aesthetics and utility, and fact and value
in the context of everyday life.
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