Amazons and Warrior Women: Varieties of Feminism in Seventeenth-century DramaHarvester Press, 1981 - 234 sivua |
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... tradition , that of warrior women . Much of the work on women in general has been done , and much of that forms depressing reading . I hope that by focusing on the warrior woman I can identify something more optimistic , something ...
... tradition , that of warrior women . Much of the work on women in general has been done , and much of that forms depressing reading . I hope that by focusing on the warrior woman I can identify something more optimistic , something ...
Sivu 77
... tradition of Long Meg . Moll , like Meg , helps a man escape from debt . He asks her whether it was ' your Meg of Westminster's courage ' ( V.i.2 ) that helped him escape . When Sir Alexander's agent , Trapdoor , greets Moll he says ...
... tradition of Long Meg . Moll , like Meg , helps a man escape from debt . He asks her whether it was ' your Meg of Westminster's courage ' ( V.i.2 ) that helped him escape . When Sir Alexander's agent , Trapdoor , greets Moll he says ...
Sivu 140
... tradition . Phineas Fletcher's Purple Island has a heroine , Parthenia , closely modelled on Belphoebe , but the poem ( significantly ) omits any Britomart figure . It was published in 1633 , although Fletcher refers to it as a product ...
... tradition . Phineas Fletcher's Purple Island has a heroine , Parthenia , closely modelled on Belphoebe , but the poem ( significantly ) omits any Britomart figure . It was published in 1633 , although Fletcher refers to it as a product ...
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accept active aggressive Amazon appears associated attack beauty becomes body Britomart called chastity choice comes connects contrast corrupt court create custom death debate effect Elizabeth Elizabethan equal example face Fair father feeling female fight figure force gender give hand heaven Henry husband idea important interesting Italy James justice kill king Lady later less live look lover Lucrece lust male male world manly marriage meet mind Mistress Moll moral nature offers pamphlet person play poem political present Prince proper Puritan Queene questions reference refuses religious revenge role Roman rule says scene seems seen sense sexual shows social society sort Spenser spirit stage story suggest talks tavern tells tradition true virgin martyr virtue warrior woman weak whore wife witty women