Amazons and Warrior Women: Varieties of Feminism in Seventeenth-century DramaHarvester Press, 1981 - 234 sivua |
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Sivu 53
... marriage . The consequent adultery becomes institutionalised by a literature of courtly love and libertinism . In New Atlantis they believe in marriage ; in Europe ' infinite men ' , says Bacon , ' choose rather a libertine and impure ...
... marriage . The consequent adultery becomes institutionalised by a literature of courtly love and libertinism . In New Atlantis they believe in marriage ; in Europe ' infinite men ' , says Bacon , ' choose rather a libertine and impure ...
Sivu 55
... marriage and the double standard to which it gave rise : namely that the male could be both respectable husband and excusable fornicator , that sex was to be had outside marriage but not by the wife . The alternative to the marriage ...
... marriage and the double standard to which it gave rise : namely that the male could be both respectable husband and excusable fornicator , that sex was to be had outside marriage but not by the wife . The alternative to the marriage ...
Sivu 125
... marriage plans of 1610-13 comes one of the reign's really good scandals , James's Profumo , the Essex divorce . Its murky details provide an almost tailor - made balance to the virtuous imagery of Princess Elizabeth's marriage . Essex ...
... marriage plans of 1610-13 comes one of the reign's really good scandals , James's Profumo , the Essex divorce . Its murky details provide an almost tailor - made balance to the virtuous imagery of Princess Elizabeth's marriage . Essex ...
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