Title: The learning, wit, and wisdom of Shakespeare's Renaissance women
First published: 1997
Subjects: History, Women, Women and literature, Sex role in literature, Renaissance, Characters, Social conditions, Education, Closure (Rhetoric), Technique, Criticism and interpretation, Tragedies, Vrouwen, Bildung, Wijsheid, Frau, Women in literature, Kings and rulers, State, The, in literature, Politics and literature, History and criticism, Histories, English Political plays, Human body in literature, Literature and state, Kings and rulers in literature, Political and social views, Britomart, Allegory, Chastity in literature, English Epic poetry, Knowledge and learning, Civilization, Medieval, in literature, Medievalism, Middle Ages in literature, In literature, Theater, Production and direction, Metaphor, Magicians in literature, Textual Criticism, Dramatic production, Drama, Speech in literature, Dialogue, Spoken English, English language, Symbolism, English drama, English drama (Tragedy), Knowledge, Psychology, Cognition in literature, Emotions in literature, Cognitive science, Tragedy
Places: England
People: William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
Time periods: 17th century, 16th century
LC classification: PR2991 .C73 1997