Feminism and beyond.(Forum: Studying Early Modern Women): An article from: Shakespeare Studies

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From the supplier: The study of early modern women should focus on relationships between identity and how culture is created. Paired concepts help bring each other into being, and research about early modern women was largely created by the feminism of the 1970s. Since masculinity and femininity share overlapping views of sexuality, and ethnicity is rarely separate from nationality, study of otherness often provides insight into the original subject.

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Title: Feminism and beyond.(Forum: Studying Early Modern Women)
Author: Catherine Belsey
Publication:Shakespeare Studies (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 1997
Publisher: Associated University Presses
Volume: v25 Page: p32(10)

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