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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... women and the inborn superiority of men if women in general were not asserting themselves in the pragmatic sphere . According to Kelso , the womanly ideal as found in male writings represents a most unrealistic separation of theory from ...
... women and the inborn superiority of men if women in general were not asserting themselves in the pragmatic sphere . According to Kelso , the womanly ideal as found in male writings represents a most unrealistic separation of theory from ...
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... women in the Renaissance , there are many collateral sources which refer to this phenomenon , including works of poetry , fiction and drama which depict strong , loyal , and loving relationships between and among women . In addition ...
... women in the Renaissance , there are many collateral sources which refer to this phenomenon , including works of poetry , fiction and drama which depict strong , loyal , and loving relationships between and among women . In addition ...
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... women's roles , its playing out of the anxious possibility of literalization . Margaret gives York the blood of his son , identifying it by defining the paternal connection that he cannot recognize without her help . Metaphorically ...
... women's roles , its playing out of the anxious possibility of literalization . Margaret gives York the blood of his son , identifying it by defining the paternal connection that he cannot recognize without her help . Metaphorically ...
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