Women and the English Renaissance: Literature and the Nature of Womankind, 1540-1620University of Illinois Press, 1986 - 364 ページ |
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... fear of women acting in concert : the authors consistently assume that wherever two or three women are gathered ... fears : " Pray sister , tell me — you are a woman— do not you wives nod your heads and smile one upon another when ye ...
... fear of women acting in concert : the authors consistently assume that wherever two or three women are gathered ... fears : " Pray sister , tell me — you are a woman— do not you wives nod your heads and smile one upon another when ye ...
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... fears - fear of sex , fear of women and their mysterious ways , fear of the murky unknown that is the adult world : the banishment of misogyny in some plays marks a rite of passage to adulthood . Here the frequent remarks about mothers ...
... fears - fear of sex , fear of women and their mysterious ways , fear of the murky unknown that is the adult world : the banishment of misogyny in some plays marks a rite of passage to adulthood . Here the frequent remarks about mothers ...
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... fear of women , the female transvestite adopts " a swashing and a martial outside " ( I.iii . 122 ) for fear of men - overtly , for fear of rape ; covertly , I suggest , for fear of sexuality itself . It is not a neurotic fear , like ...
... fear of women , the female transvestite adopts " a swashing and a martial outside " ( I.iii . 122 ) for fear of men - overtly , for fear of rape ; covertly , I suggest , for fear of sexuality itself . It is not a neurotic fear , like ...
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