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Feminism, absolutism, and Jansenism: Louis XIV and the Port-Royal nuns

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Early Modern Women Writers Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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Introduction 1. Jansenism as a 'woman problem' 2. Controversy and reform at Port Royal 3. Jansenism's political turn, 1652-61 4. The limits to obedience, 1661-4 5. A feminist response to absolutism, 1664-9 6. The unsettled peace, 1669-79 7. A royal victory, 1679-1709 Conclusion.

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