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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... Swetnam does not care if the charges are true . He only sees they are " wearisome as hell . " Swetnam ends his own wearisome harangue with the question , “ Why do I make so long a haruest of so little corne ? " Why indeed ? Swetnam has ...
... Swetnam does not care if the charges are true . He only sees they are " wearisome as hell . " Swetnam ends his own wearisome harangue with the question , “ Why do I make so long a haruest of so little corne ? " Why indeed ? Swetnam has ...
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... Swetnam , whose knowledge of tradition is sadly limited : she will " ex- amine all the obiections which are most materiall , which our adversarie hath vomited out against woman , and not onely what he hath obiected , but what other ...
... Swetnam , whose knowledge of tradition is sadly limited : she will " ex- amine all the obiections which are most materiall , which our adversarie hath vomited out against woman , and not onely what he hath obiected , but what other ...
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... Swetnam / Misogynos quotes numerous passages from The Arraignment . References to Speght's essay occur in the indictment , " Ioseph Swetnam , alias Misogynos , / Alias Molas- tomus " ( V.ii.255-56 ) and the sentence , " He shall weare ...
... Swetnam / Misogynos quotes numerous passages from The Arraignment . References to Speght's essay occur in the indictment , " Ioseph Swetnam , alias Misogynos , / Alias Molas- tomus " ( V.ii.255-56 ) and the sentence , " He shall weare ...
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