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Little Women: Critical Essay by Christy Rishoi Minadeo

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SOURCE: "Little Women in the Twenty-First Century," in Images of the Child, edited by Harry Eiss, Bowling Green University Press, 1994, pp. 199-214.

In this essay, Minadeo considers the relevance of Little Women to today's readers for whom gender roles are less limiting than in Alcott's time.

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