Makayla's timeline for "Goblin Market"

Created by makayla robinson on Fri, 11/26/2021 - 23:39

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Fall 2021 ENGL 2540 Online

Christinia Rosseti wrote the poem "Goblin Market" on April  1859, during the Victorian era. In this timeline I will discuss the shaping of the poem and how it reflects on the theme of sexual temptation and fallen women.

Timeline

National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies

1807 to 1928

"The organisation was democratic, aiming to achieve women’s suffrage through peaceful and legal means, in particular by introducing Parliamentary Bills and holding meetings to explain and promote their aims." This union was made up of mainly middle class women who were the ones who faced unfair treatment by men and also by government officials. They were essential because they actually came together and tried to get straightening for the injustices that they were facing. They weren't violent and they made it their to make everything as peaceful as possible. They fought so that they could get the same opportunities as men did.

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Tractarianism Movement

1833

The Tractarianism movement was also know as the "Oxford Movement" and Christinia Rosseti was a member of it. "One of the segments, called the “Puseyites,” were active after 1845 and published works that attacked the liberal invasion of Christianity and what they saw as the weaknesses of the Church". The movement inspired her works because she included a lot of christian elements in her poems, for example, the whole idea of "forbidden fruit" derived from the story of Adam and Eve.

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St.Mary Magdalene's

1859 to 1870

Christina Rossetti voluntereed at the penitentiary from 1859 to 1870 in which it inspired her to write the poem " Goblin Market". "In the mid-19th century it became socially acceptable for middle-upper class Christian women to work at refuges." But it did help her see the importance of how women are able to overcome their pass mistakes and how they are in control of themselves. Also how it was  important for women to stick beside eachother especially considering the fact that the men were "in control".

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Contagious Diseases Act of 1864

1864 to 1886

"The Acts were introduced as an attempt to regulate 'common prostitutes', in order to reduce the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases within the British army and navy."The Contagious Disease act  was specifically made for women during the Victorian era, although it was only for "prostitutes", it still mainly targeted women. It adds on to the fact that women were specifically targeted becasue we all know STD's can be trasmitted between men as well. The women were the only ones who had to report to the police or faced consequences for it. It is significant because it shows how much power the men had and how restricted the women were.

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Goblin Market by Arthur Rackham

1933

The original illustration of Goblin Market was illustrated by Rosseti's brother , Dante Gabriel Rosseti. "Rackham seems to be responding to the popular reading of the poem as a tale of the loss of sexual innocence." Since the illustrations were made during the 20th century the figures are a little bit mor4e detailed and you can see how he recreates the fairytale like characters.

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National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies

Tractarianism Movement

St.Mary Magdalene's

Contagious Diseases Act of 1864

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Date Event Created by Associated Places
1807 to 1928

National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies

"The organisation was democratic, aiming to achieve women’s suffrage through peaceful and legal means, in particular by introducing Parliamentary Bills and holding meetings to explain and promote their aims." This union was made up of mainly middle class women who were the ones who faced unfair treatment by men and also by government officials. They were essential because they actually came together and tried to get straightening for the injustices that they were facing. They weren't violent and they made it their to make everything as peaceful as possible. They fought so that they could get the same opportunities as men did.

https://snippetofhistory.wordpress.com/portfolio/national-union-of-women...

 makayla robinson
1833

Tractarianism Movement

The Tractarianism movement was also know as the "Oxford Movement" and Christinia Rosseti was a member of it. "One of the segments, called the “Puseyites,” were active after 1845 and published works that attacked the liberal invasion of Christianity and what they saw as the weaknesses of the Church". The movement inspired her works because she included a lot of christian elements in her poems, for example, the whole idea of "forbidden fruit" derived from the story of Adam and Eve.

https://blogs.baylor.edu/britlit/2014/12/12/christina-rossettis-goblin-m...

 makayla robinson
1859 to 1870

St.Mary Magdalene's

Christina Rossetti voluntereed at the penitentiary from 1859 to 1870 in which it inspired her to write the poem " Goblin Market". "In the mid-19th century it became socially acceptable for middle-upper class Christian women to work at refuges." But it did help her see the importance of how women are able to overcome their pass mistakes and how they are in control of themselves. Also how it was  important for women to stick beside eachother especially considering the fact that the men were "in control".

https://www.bl.uk/collection-items/advertisement-for-a-house-for-fallen-...

 makayla robinson
1864 to 1886

Contagious Diseases Act of 1864

"The Acts were introduced as an attempt to regulate 'common prostitutes', in order to reduce the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases within the British army and navy."The Contagious Disease act  was specifically made for women during the Victorian era, although it was only for "prostitutes", it still mainly targeted women. It adds on to the fact that women were specifically targeted becasue we all know STD's can be trasmitted between men as well. The women were the only ones who had to report to the police or faced consequences for it. It is significant because it shows how much power the men had and how restricted the women were.

https://navigator.health.org.uk/theme/contagious-diseases-act

 makayla robinson
1933

Goblin Market by Arthur Rackham

The original illustration of Goblin Market was illustrated by Rosseti's brother , Dante Gabriel Rosseti. "Rackham seems to be responding to the popular reading of the poem as a tale of the loss of sexual innocence." Since the illustrations were made during the 20th century the figures are a little bit mor4e detailed and you can see how he recreates the fairytale like characters.

https://www.bl.uk/collection-items/goblin-market-illustrated-by-arthur-r...

 makayla robinson