Titlebook: Women and the Rise of the Novel, 1405-1726; Josephine Donovan Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 1999 novel.P

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Circumstances Alter Cases: Women, Casuistry, and the Novel,t points up the contradictions between the circumstances and the law in order to effect accommodation or change. Etymologically, casuistry derives from the Latin . [chance, happening, accident], which itself stems from . [to happen].

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,Women’s Defense-Narratives and the Novel,texts written in the first person, such as diaries, letters, “receipt” books, mother’s legacies, as well as more straightforward autobiographical histories of a life.. Many, if not most, of the latter were modeled as “defense-narratives,”. vindications of, or explanations for, behavior that was in o

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Women and the Epistemology of the Novel,rian or theorist of the novel has explored possible links between the two. Revolutionary astronomical theories, which inaugurated the early modern era, such as Copernicus’s . (1543), Kepler’s corrections of Copernicus (1596–1619), Galileo’s . (1632), and Newton’s . (1687) had profound metaphysical a

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,The Women’s Framed-Novelle: The French Tradition,. (1353). Chaucer’s . (ca. 1387–1400) uses the frame format but the inset tales are in verse and therefore are not novellas, which are in prose. Like the early novel, the framed-novelle was “a literary genre without status, often alleged to be written for women and thus not to be taken seriously.”

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