Nasty Tricks and Tropes: Sexuality and Language in Mary Wollstonecraft's "Rights of Woman"

Tom Furniss

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Une analyse textuelle de l'ouvrage de Mary Wollstonecraft, Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792) qui le fait apparâtre comme une reponse a Rousseau, Burke, et Paine mais le lie egalement a un contexte politique plus immediat

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2000Classical standards in the period 2000Religion and literature 2000The transformation of rhetoric 2000The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism 2000Romantic irony 2000Theory of the novel 2000Literature and the other arts 2016Mary Wollstonecraft

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