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Mae gennych yr opsiwn i wrthod y cwcis yma, ond gall eu gwrthod effeithio eich profiad o ddefnyddio'r wefan. Caiff y cwcis yma eu storio yn eich porwr gwe gyda'ch bendith chi. Rydym hefyd yn defnyddio cwcis eraill i ddadansoddi sut mae ein ymwelwyr yn defnyddio ein gwefan. O'r rhain, mae'r rhai a ddynodir yn 'angenrheidiol' yn cael eu storio yn eich porwr gwe gan eu bod yn hanfodol i'r ffordd mae'r wefan yn gweithio. In so doing, she gives a remarkably full picture of women emerging from Victorianism and entering the sexual wilderness.Mae'r wefan yma y ndefnyddio cwcis yn gwella eich profiad wrth lywio'r wefan. Merryn Williams gives an account of each woman's literary achievement and shows how all the women dealt with a society that gave them confused and contradictory messages. All six writers suffered from these strains, and commented in different ways on what was happening to the post-Victorian woman. Middle-class women were becoming much more mobile, adventurous and independent, but they were still expected to lead different lives from men and be perfect wives and mothers. The six women writers discussed in this book - Olive Schreiner, Edith Wharton, Flora Macdonald Mayor, Katherine Mansfield, Dorothy L.Sayers and Antonia White - are all post-Victorian, and lived through a time when ideas about class, religion and the family were changing drastically. All six writers suffered from these strains, and commented in.

Clare and Effie by Merryn Williams