A dozen essays analyze the formation of women's literary identity by examining the work of eight of the most read women writers of early modern France. From a feminist perspective, they consider such themes as defining a female reading community, privileging the private over the public sphere, trans
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A dozen essays analyze the formation of women's literary identity by examining the work of eight of the most read women writers of early modern France. From a feminist perspective, they consider such themes as defining a female reading community, privileging the private over the public sphere, trans
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