The Seventeenth Century· 2026Q2· Review
Women writing antiquity: gender and learning in early modern France
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This book explores how early modern French women writers engaged with classical antiquity, challenging traditional notions of gender and intellectual pursuit.
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Key points
- Focuses on female French writers from the early modern period.
- Analyzes their interaction with classical antiquity.
- Highlights their role in gender and learning debates.
- Covers a 100-year span of literary production.
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Abstract
This book examines female French writers over a period of 100 years, with a focus on their interaction with the works of classical antiquity. It highlights their relevance to the arguments over lea...
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Field: Classics
ClassicsArts and Humanities