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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... fear Caratack , but they do not fear her . Her daughters , too , fail to understand the code . They treat captured sol- diers cruelly ; Caratack orders a good meal for captives . When the daugh- ters capture some Roman soldiers by a ...
... fear Caratack , but they do not fear her . Her daughters , too , fail to understand the code . They treat captured sol- diers cruelly ; Caratack orders a good meal for captives . When the daugh- ters capture some Roman soldiers by a ...
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... fears - fear of sex , fear of women and their mysterious ways , fear of the murky unknown that is the adult world : the banishment of misogyny in some plays marks a rite of passage to adulthood . Here the frequent remarks about mothers ...
... fears - fear of sex , fear of women and their mysterious ways , fear of the murky unknown that is the adult world : the banishment of misogyny in some plays marks a rite of passage to adulthood . Here the frequent remarks about mothers ...
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... inefficacy of his fearsome posture - the Bristow women beat him despite his fencer's guise - should not obscure the fact that Swetnam adopts his aggressive stance out of fear , specifically fear of 314 The Woman - Hater.
... inefficacy of his fearsome posture - the Bristow women beat him despite his fencer's guise - should not obscure the fact that Swetnam adopts his aggressive stance out of fear , specifically fear of 314 The Woman - Hater.
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