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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... maid / wife / widow , plus whore . Such categorization de- fined women solely on grounds of their relationships with men . " Maid " was a special case : it meant both " unmarried " and " virgin . " Sexual activ- ity did not declassify ...
... maid / wife / widow , plus whore . Such categorization de- fined women solely on grounds of their relationships with men . " Maid " was a special case : it meant both " unmarried " and " virgin . " Sexual activ- ity did not declassify ...
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... maid ( who is almost sixteen ) wants very much to appear an accom- plished swizzler in the eyes of her two adult companions ; this tavern visit is for her the apogee of worldly sophistication . But the widow points out that the maid has ...
... maid ( who is almost sixteen ) wants very much to appear an accom- plished swizzler in the eyes of her two adult companions ; this tavern visit is for her the apogee of worldly sophistication . But the widow points out that the maid has ...
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... maid controls her own desires . But power is not freedom . Not even the wife , who defends marriage throughout , de- nies that marriage is a cage ; luckily , she enjoys being a canary : • Maid : Wiues are as birds in golden cages kept ...
... maid controls her own desires . But power is not freedom . Not even the wife , who defends marriage throughout , de- nies that marriage is a cage ; luckily , she enjoys being a canary : • Maid : Wiues are as birds in golden cages kept ...
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