Maiden, Mother, Mistress, Monster: controlled and uncontrolled female power and the curse of the body in the early Victorian novel–implications of historical stereotyping for women managers

In Heather Höpfl & Monika Kostera (eds.), Interpreting the maternal organisation. New York: Routledge. pp. 104--120 (2003)
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