Feminism in Literature: A Selective Study of ShakespheareUtusan Publication & Distributors Sdn Bhd., 2000 - 213 Seiten |
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... seems to be the natural outcome of the green woods and bubbling streams . As Anna Jameson elucidates , she was not made to lord it o'er a fair mansion , and take state upon her , like the all - accomplished Portia ; but to breathe the ...
... seems to be the natural outcome of the green woods and bubbling streams . As Anna Jameson elucidates , she was not made to lord it o'er a fair mansion , and take state upon her , like the all - accomplished Portia ; but to breathe the ...
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... seems that Hero purposely prefers to keep quiet in the presence of her father and other men and allow her cousin's nonsensical chatter . When she is alone with her cousin and maids , she seems to have an independent mind which re- fuses ...
... seems that Hero purposely prefers to keep quiet in the presence of her father and other men and allow her cousin's nonsensical chatter . When she is alone with her cousin and maids , she seems to have an independent mind which re- fuses ...
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... seems to be in a unique predicament . One would expect a sobbing maid who has lost her sole brother in the shipwreck , is hurt and fatigued , to be out of all genial spirits . But Viola seems quite in control of the circumstances at ...
... seems to be in a unique predicament . One would expect a sobbing maid who has lost her sole brother in the shipwreck , is hurt and fatigued , to be out of all genial spirits . But Viola seems quite in control of the circumstances at ...
Inhalt
THE RESOURCEFUL HEROINES OF SHAKESPEARES | 18 |
THE GRITTY WOMEN OF THE PROBLEM COMEDIES | 98 |
THE HEROINES OF THE ROMANCES | 135 |
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