Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 63Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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Page 129
... Joan points out ( III . ii . 62 ) . Joan's second " victory " is also a result of " feminine " strategy , a power of persuasion that is likened to witchcraft : she determines " by fair persuasions , mix'd with sug'red words , / [ to ] ...
... Joan points out ( III . ii . 62 ) . Joan's second " victory " is also a result of " feminine " strategy , a power of persuasion that is likened to witchcraft : she determines " by fair persuasions , mix'd with sug'red words , / [ to ] ...
Page 133
... Joan's conflation of sexual and martial agency , like that represented in stories about Amazons , interrupts the privileged system of homosocial masculinity , rather than being defined by its terms . In the constellation of terms ...
... Joan's conflation of sexual and martial agency , like that represented in stories about Amazons , interrupts the privileged system of homosocial masculinity , rather than being defined by its terms . In the constellation of terms ...
Page 134
... Joan is defined by and as the frustration of the bonds that her final narrative at- tempts to form , and hers is not ... Joan's version of maternity cannot be translated into patriarchal terms . Her last desperate claim , and the death ...
... Joan is defined by and as the frustration of the bonds that her final narrative at- tempts to form , and hers is not ... Joan's version of maternity cannot be translated into patriarchal terms . Her last desperate claim , and the death ...
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