Women and the English Renaissance: Literature and the Nature of Womankind, 1540 to 1620University of Illinois Press, 1984 - 364 ページ Impressively examines the relation sixteenth-century controversies about the nature of women have to literature and life. |
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... book " beeing misliked of some , that had the perusing of it , " but The Courtier is hardly seditious . One suspects that the printer feared that he would not sell enough copies to offset the cost of printing so lengthy a book . But ...
... book " beeing misliked of some , that had the perusing of it , " but The Courtier is hardly seditious . One suspects that the printer feared that he would not sell enough copies to offset the cost of printing so lengthy a book . But ...
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... Book II Spenser refers to Medea's " mighty charmes " ( II.xii . 44.5 ) and in Book V to the fact that " her brothers bones she scattered all about " ( V. viii . 47.4 ) . Spenser's main discussion of womanhood comprises Book III ; it suc ...
... Book II Spenser refers to Medea's " mighty charmes " ( II.xii . 44.5 ) and in Book V to the fact that " her brothers bones she scattered all about " ( V. viii . 47.4 ) . Spenser's main discussion of womanhood comprises Book III ; it suc ...
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... books delineate the ideal courtier and the third the ideal female cour- tier : Castiglione's formal defense may well have influenced Spenser's treatment of womankind . Another section on womankind occurs in Book V , the book of Justice ...
... books delineate the ideal courtier and the third the ideal female cour- tier : Castiglione's formal defense may well have influenced Spenser's treatment of womankind . Another section on womankind occurs in Book V , the book of Justice ...
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