The birth of feminism: woman as intellect in Renaissance Italy and England

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Early Modern Women Writers Renaissance Literature and Culture Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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* Note on the Texts * Introduction I: THE HOUSEHOLD ACADEMY, 1400-1580 * Her Father's Daughter * Household Academies in Venice and London * The Biographical Tradition * Models of Feminist Argument II: THE HOUSEHOLD SALON, 1580-1680 * Learned Wives and Mothers in Italy * Collaborative Marriages in Britain * Discourses of Equality and Rights * Conclusion * Abbreviations * Notes * Bibliography * Acknowledgments * Index

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