Titlebook: Representing Women and Female Desire From Arcadia to Jane Eyre; Marea Mitchell,Dianne Osland Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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s narrative strategies deployed in the representation of female desire in a broad range of fiction from the late sixteenth-century to the early-nineteenth century, discussing key texts such as Jane Eyre, Pamela, Pride and Prejudice and Arcadia978-1-349-52200-2978-0-230-50437-0

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,Women of Great Wit: Designing Women in Sir Philip Sidney’s ,ecognized, far from representing an escape from the world of politics and the court into a literary other world, . is probably best seen as an attempt on Sidney’s part to ‘keep faith’ with himself and others in fraught social and political contexts.. Frustrated in his attempts to play a major role i

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,‘Free Gift Was What He Wished’: Negotiating Desire in Lady Mary Wroth’s ,ly relationship, with Wroth being the daughter of Barbara (née Gamage) and Sidney’s brother Robert. Influenced by both her uncle Sidney and aunt Mary Herbert, Countess of Pembroke, Wroth’s two volume . has only in the last 20 years received much criticism. The mammoth task of writing . clearly took

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,Stratagems and Seeming Constraints, or, How to Avoid Being a ‘Grey-hounds Collar’,. When Richard Brathwait’s Bellingeria writes to Clarentio forbidding him her presence, she does so ‘holding it not sufficient to be innocent; that she might decline all occasion of aspersion, apt to traduce the purest and refinedst tempers’.. Yet Katherine J. Roberts also identifies the problems, a

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Turret Love and Cottage Hate: Coming Down to Earth in , and ,re both explicitly addressing the question that Pamela herself asks in .: ‘what is the instruction, that can be gathered’ from romance ‘for the conduct of common life?’ (., IV: 425). Lennox’s novel, in which a young woman almost destroys herself by believing rather too literally in the romances on w

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,‘It Was Happy She Took a Good Course’: Saving Elizabeth Bennet in ,ossessed and the other sweet, placid, and unassuming — are courted by two friends, one of whom tries to talk the other out of his love, before succumbing to the demeaning passion himself. In the background is a father who fails in his parental responsibilities and whose neglect endangers his daughte