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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... aggressive . But aggression re- ceives most emphasis : " They swimme in the excesse of these vanities , and will bee man - like not onely from the head to the waste , but to the very foot , & in euery condition : man in body by attyre ...
... aggressive . But aggression re- ceives most emphasis : " They swimme in the excesse of these vanities , and will bee man - like not onely from the head to the waste , but to the very foot , & in euery condition : man in body by attyre ...
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... aggressive stance by being more aggressive than he is . It is with a kind of relief that Jacomo abandons his macho posture to embrace a sane hermaphrodism that wel- comes the razor . The misogynist sometimes opens his antifeminist ...
... aggressive stance by being more aggressive than he is . It is with a kind of relief that Jacomo abandons his macho posture to embrace a sane hermaphrodism that wel- comes the razor . The misogynist sometimes opens his antifeminist ...
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... aggression and vengefulness began , so does the play : the one stereotype allowed to stand is that of women's penchant for revenge . The play shows women extremely aggressive . Swash's remarks on the meekness of English women must have ...
... aggression and vengefulness began , so does the play : the one stereotype allowed to stand is that of women's penchant for revenge . The play shows women extremely aggressive . Swash's remarks on the meekness of English women must have ...
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