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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... masculine attire before King James burst upon the scene . Women of any sort , let alone viragos , received short shrift from James , whose misogyny was legendary : " He piques himself on great contempt for women , " reported the French ...
... masculine attire before King James burst upon the scene . Women of any sort , let alone viragos , received short shrift from James , whose misogyny was legendary : " He piques himself on great contempt for women , " reported the French ...
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... masculine usurped ✓ attire " represents behavior , according to Orsino , " much against the met- tle of your sex . / So far beneath your soft and tender breeding " ( Twelfth Night , V.i.257 , 330-331 ) . The idea that wearing male ...
... masculine usurped ✓ attire " represents behavior , according to Orsino , " much against the met- tle of your sex . / So far beneath your soft and tender breeding " ( Twelfth Night , V.i.257 , 330-331 ) . The idea that wearing male ...
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... masculine weeds : as Dusinberre points out , " Rosalind and Portia thrive on the masculine life where Imogen wilts beneath it " ( p . 263 ) . In All's Well , Shakespeare seems to avoid the device deliberately ; Helena travels alone to ...
... masculine weeds : as Dusinberre points out , " Rosalind and Portia thrive on the masculine life where Imogen wilts beneath it " ( p . 263 ) . In All's Well , Shakespeare seems to avoid the device deliberately ; Helena travels alone to ...
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