Enclosed Creativity
by Emma Cook
In this theoretical essay, I examine Christina Rossetti's 'Goblin Market' through a Feminist lens of enclosure and entrapment. Further, I intertwine aspects of Rossetti's biography in my analysis to propose the argument that Rossetti utilizes themes of entrapment in her poem to navigate the challenges of creating as a woman in the nineteenth-century.
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