Gender, theatre, and the origins of criticism from Dryden to Manley

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Theatre and Performance Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical and Literary Analyses

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Acknowledgments Introduction: the critical stage 1. 'Equal to ourselves': John Dryden's national literary history 2. Staging criticism, staging Milton: John Dryden's The State of Innocence 3. Imitating Shakespeare: gender and criticism 4. The female playwright and the city lady 5. Scandals of a female nature Bibliography Index.

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