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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... slander Woman is to slander her creator , to call God " a bongler or a botcher " ( Sig . Aiiii ) . The pye cheerfully replies that the Devil is God's creation too . ( The falcon , having no ready answer to this , wisely lets the pye ...
... slander Woman is to slander her creator , to call God " a bongler or a botcher " ( Sig . Aiiii ) . The pye cheerfully replies that the Devil is God's creation too . ( The falcon , having no ready answer to this , wisely lets the pye ...
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... slander itself distracted attention from legal inequities , social prejudice , and a host of other prob- lems more serious for women than antifeminist insults . More's obligatory defense of Eve is hardly feminist . The Devil who tempted ...
... slander itself distracted attention from legal inequities , social prejudice , and a host of other prob- lems more serious for women than antifeminist insults . More's obligatory defense of Eve is hardly feminist . The Devil who tempted ...
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... slander women ; Aurea in Hey- wood's The Silver Age , acted ca. 1611 , slanders a man ; Leonora in The Devil's Law - Case , acted ca. 1617 , slanders herself . The prototype is the biblical Susanna story , where the virtuous heroine is ...
... slander women ; Aurea in Hey- wood's The Silver Age , acted ca. 1611 , slanders a man ; Leonora in The Devil's Law - Case , acted ca. 1617 , slanders herself . The prototype is the biblical Susanna story , where the virtuous heroine is ...
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