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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... rhetorical paradox . 20 The translator's preface suggests that the piece might gain pardon if not applause in an age of extravagant opinions and wild conceits ; it is no worse than the paradoxical praises of tyranny , injustice ...
... rhetorical paradox . 20 The translator's preface suggests that the piece might gain pardon if not applause in an age of extravagant opinions and wild conceits ; it is no worse than the paradoxical praises of tyranny , injustice ...
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... rhetorical form for attacks and defenses , which she criticizes Swetnam for violating and regrets she cannot follow her- self . That this form was the classical oration as outlined by Cicero and Quintilian is suggested by Speght's ...
... rhetorical form for attacks and defenses , which she criticizes Swetnam for violating and regrets she cannot follow her- self . That this form was the classical oration as outlined by Cicero and Quintilian is suggested by Speght's ...
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... rhetorical structure belonged to the courtroom and was inti- mately connected with justice . The rhetorical method shaped the argument : theorists advanced simplified types of the Good Woman and the Bad Woman in their efforts to judge ...
... rhetorical structure belonged to the courtroom and was inti- mately connected with justice . The rhetorical method shaped the argument : theorists advanced simplified types of the Good Woman and the Bad Woman in their efforts to judge ...
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