... a history of the production, reception, and transmission of the immensely varied writing by early modern women from the 1550s through the present. It explains that the anthologies posses an interesting relationship to the packaging of early modern women's writing in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries...

... celebrated her life when documenting Boyle's. However, her legacy became hidden shortly after this because she left behind almost no archives. Recent work by historians and archivists have tried to recreate what has been lost or erased from history because early modern women were discouraged from preparing...

... been paying a great deal more attention to early modern women, including Astell and Masham. ⁴ 199 Meanwhile, epistemologists have increasingly come to regard testimony, epistemic authority, and social epistemology more broadly, as among the central questions of their discipline...

... Isaac Walk to Smithfield A literature and Bridewell Hospital and Prison riots Alderman Court of St Bartholomew’s Hospital Dabhoiwala Faramerz entertainment and plague Women Representations Working women Early modern women Cheap-side Cits come to [Bartholomew Fair to] see horned Beasts...

... career strategy female intellectual authorial ethos gender classical reception early modern women community Dacier Anne femme savante Gournay Marie de Greek language keywords Latin language Montaigne Michel de précieuse savante savante femme authorship canon categorisation of learning...

... (Geneva: Droz, 1999). ¹ On these traditions, see Anne R. Larsen, A Women s Republic of Letters: Anna Maria van Schurman, Marie de Gournay, and Female Self-Representation in Relation to the Public Sphere , Early Modern Women, 3 (2008), 105 26 (p. 106); and Danielle Haase-Dubosc, Intellectuelles, femmes...

... and femininity Renaissance art patronage Isabella d’Este Francesco Gonzaga early modern politics early modern women and politics When Isabella arrived in Mantua in 1490, a precise memory of how previous incumbents had interpreted the role of marchioness had likely faded, Francesco’s mother, Margarete...

...This Handbook is a research-based book that attempts to define the field, and to gesture towards future configurations in the light of developments over the past thirty years. The Handbook will build on and complement existing overviews of early modern women’s writing but will have a more...

... armies 1622 6 expeditions Heidelberg capital Lower Palatinate mercenaries Mary Anne Everett Green Winter Queen Elizabeth Stuart James VI/ I Charles I correspondence early modern women women’s biographies Your Majesty […] (as the Mirror of her sexe & quality), the most incomparable...

... insight into an important and under-studied anti-Cartesian trend in the second half of the seventeenth century. Conway’s response to Descartes helps us discern some of the more original and radical ideas in her philosophy. Like so many other significant early modern women, Conway was left out...

... Library English Broadside Ballad Archive University of California Santa Barbara memory memorization Smith Bruce R songbooks verse miscellanies air early modern women’s writing gender Alamire musical ensemble Boleyn Anne Davenant Elizabeth Korda Natasha Ockenden Rebecca Perdita Project...

... miscarriage childbirth quickening breastfeeding humoral medicine colonial American women early modern women menstrual cycle child death Sept. 14. My Daughter Mary born.” Mary Vial Holyoke, the wife of prominent Salem physician Edward Holyoke, recorded the birth of her first child in 1760. Over...

... in this book to reconstruct reading practices, and trace their connection to religious writing, are drawn from diverse archives; to include the annotations, biographical writing, commonplace books, letters, treatises, and other literary writings in print and manuscript of both prominent early modern women well...