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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... misogyny are seldom accorded more than a footnote to the discussion of Baroque malaise ; the drama's antifeminism is dismissed as fare for the groundlings . This scholarly quickstep is occasioned in part by prudery ( so much of ...
... misogyny are seldom accorded more than a footnote to the discussion of Baroque malaise ; the drama's antifeminism is dismissed as fare for the groundlings . This scholarly quickstep is occasioned in part by prudery ( so much of ...
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... misogyny are seldom accorded more than a footnote to the discussion of Baroque malaise ; the drama's antifeminism is dismissed as fare for the groundlings . This scholarly quickstep is occasioned in part by prudery ( so much of ...
... misogyny are seldom accorded more than a footnote to the discussion of Baroque malaise ; the drama's antifeminism is dismissed as fare for the groundlings . This scholarly quickstep is occasioned in part by prudery ( so much of ...
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... misogyny in the plays may represent distrust of civic and civilian society , a fear that a demilitarized , urban society will be an emasculated society . The banishment of misogyny in some plays represents the absorption of more ...
... misogyny in the plays may represent distrust of civic and civilian society , a fear that a demilitarized , urban society will be an emasculated society . The banishment of misogyny in some plays represents the absorption of more ...
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