Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... misogynist comments of the sort Baland's unsuspecting jailor makes to Floripe just before she murders him : “ je me ... misogyny is undermined even as it is presented . In a text clearly conceived in black - and - white terms , only ...
... misogynist comments of the sort Baland's unsuspecting jailor makes to Floripe just before she murders him : “ je me ... misogyny is undermined even as it is presented . In a text clearly conceived in black - and - white terms , only ...
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... Misogyny , ed . Eugene R. Cunnar and Gail L. Mortimer , University of Missouri Press , 1990 , x , 185 pp . , biblio . , index , $ 27.50 Philip Gallagher , recipient of the Milton Society's James Holly Hanford Award for the most ...
... Misogyny , ed . Eugene R. Cunnar and Gail L. Mortimer , University of Missouri Press , 1990 , x , 185 pp . , biblio . , index , $ 27.50 Philip Gallagher , recipient of the Milton Society's James Holly Hanford Award for the most ...
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Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association. adopted a misogynist approach to the Creation , Fall and ... misogyny of the New Testament " and the " chauvinist etiologies " of Milton's " ancient source " ( 102 ) . Gallagher ...
Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association. adopted a misogynist approach to the Creation , Fall and ... misogyny of the New Testament " and the " chauvinist etiologies " of Milton's " ancient source " ( 102 ) . Gallagher ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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