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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... behavior : she refuses to stand in a modest pose , to move with womanly grace , to keep silent while courted by " wantons , " to bear burdens " Asse- like , " or to cry when she is hurt . Rejoicing in her freedom to cast off outmoded ...
... behavior : she refuses to stand in a modest pose , to move with womanly grace , to keep silent while courted by " wantons , " to bear burdens " Asse- like , " or to cry when she is hurt . Rejoicing in her freedom to cast off outmoded ...
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... behavior . The sturdiest of women faint when circumstances become too trying : Rosalind faints in As You Like It , Luce in The Wise - Woman of Hogsdon , Phillis in The Fair Maid of the Exchange , Celia in Volpone , Thaïsa in Pericles ...
... behavior . The sturdiest of women faint when circumstances become too trying : Rosalind faints in As You Like It , Luce in The Wise - Woman of Hogsdon , Phillis in The Fair Maid of the Exchange , Celia in Volpone , Thaïsa in Pericles ...
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... behavior , in being “ an art of imitation , " and sought to lead it , to " grow another nature " into which our imperfect natures might strive to enter . In the drama of the hic mulier years we can glimpse where the behavior of the two ...
... behavior , in being “ an art of imitation , " and sought to lead it , to " grow another nature " into which our imperfect natures might strive to enter . In the drama of the hic mulier years we can glimpse where the behavior of the two ...
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