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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... remark that contem- porary men dressed extravagantly too . More's most important point is in reference to ... remarks on the goodness of women in the face of the difficulties of motherhood and the trials of attempted seduction ...
... remark that contem- porary men dressed extravagantly too . More's most important point is in reference to ... remarks on the goodness of women in the face of the difficulties of motherhood and the trials of attempted seduction ...
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... remarks , “ Men follow / The traditions of their forefathers , so should / Women follow the trades of their foremoth- ers " ( Sig . B2 ) . But this jest is negated by lacinta's stubborn virtue , and the bawd drops out of the play . The ...
... remarks , “ Men follow / The traditions of their forefathers , so should / Women follow the trades of their foremoth- ers " ( Sig . B2 ) . But this jest is negated by lacinta's stubborn virtue , and the bawd drops out of the play . The ...
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... remarks , " A quaint insinuation " ( III.iii . 58 ) . They rightly see this stance as a clever rhetorical pose , which disarms the opposition by suggesting that misogynists are unchivalrous , that only cowards bring charges against such ...
... remarks , " A quaint insinuation " ( III.iii . 58 ) . They rightly see this stance as a clever rhetorical pose , which disarms the opposition by suggesting that misogynists are unchivalrous , that only cowards bring charges against such ...
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