Contesting Love's tyranny: Socially outcast women and the marginalized female body in Lady Mary Wroth'sUrania

Geraldine Wagner

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Literature: history, themes, analysis Early Modern Women Writers

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Though Urania and its author, Lady Mary Wroth, are currently enjoying a great deal of close critical attention and acclaim, both have historically dwelt at the margins of literary respectability an...

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