Women, Feminism, and Religion in Early Enlightenment England

Sarah Apetrei

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Introduction Part I. 'The Order of Platonick Ladies': Mary Astell and her Circle: 1. Female advocates: defences of women in seventeenth-century England 2. 'Out of choice and not necessitie': the celibacy of Mary Astell 3. Reason, gender and the passions in Mary Astell 4. Mary Astell's feminism and the religion of Protestants Part II. 'The Company of the She-Publishers': Prophets, Mystics and Visionaries: 5. Quaker women and Protestant renewal 6. Millenarians and Philadelphians 7. The universal principle of grace 8. The divine life: celestial flesh and inner light Conclusion Bibliography.

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