Women, Literature and Finance in Victorian Britain

Exploring the intersection of gender, literature, and finance in Victorian Britain, this work examines how women engaged with the financial markets and investment culture of the time. It highlights the role of female writers and characters in shaping and reflecting societal attitudes toward finance, revealing the complexities of women's participation in economic discourse. By analyzing various literary texts, the book uncovers the cultural implications of investment and the evolving perceptions of women's financial agency during the Victorian era.