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- 00048475 description "Machine generated contents note: I: Strategies and Contexts -- 1. Widow, Prophet, and Poet: Lyrical Self-Figurations in Katherine Austen's 'Book M' (1664) / Pamela Hammons -- 2. 'Public' and 'Private' in Aphra Behn's Miscellanies: Women Writers, Print, and Manuscript / Anme Russell -- 3. 'Household Affaires are the Opium of the Soul': Darnaris Masham and the Necessity of Women's Poetry / Margaret J. M. Ezell -- II: Poetic Conventions and Traditions -- 4. Mary Wroth's Guilty 'secrett art': The Poetics of Jeadousy in Pamphilia to Anphilanthus / Clare R. Kinney -- 5. 'An Emblem of Themselves, in Plum or Pear': Poetry, the Female Body and the Country House / Jacqueline Pearson -- 6 'So May I With the Psalmist Truly Say': Early Modern Englishwomen's Psalm Discourse / Margaret P- Hannay -- III: Negotiating Power and Politics -- 7. The Plural Voices of Anne Askew / Joan Pong Linton -- 8. Mary Sidney and Gendered Strategies for the Writing of Poetry / Shannon Miller -- 9. 'Subdu'd by You': States of Friendship and Friends of the State in Katherine Philips's Poetry / Andrew Shfflett -- IV: Writing the Female Poet -- 10. 'First Fruits of a Woman's Wit': Authorial Self-Construction of English Renaissance Women Poets / Helen Wilcox -- 11. A Rhetoric of Innocence: The Poetry of Katherine Philips, 'The Matchless Orinda' / Bronwen Price -- 12. 'Very Like a Fiction': Some Early Biographies of Aphra Behn / Jeslyn Medoff.".
- 00048475 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I: Strategies and Contexts -- 1. Widow, Prophet, and Poet: Lyrical Self-Figurations in Katherine Austen's 'Book M' (1664) / Pamela Hammons -- 2. 'Public' and 'Private' in Aphra Behn's Miscellanies: Women Writers, Print, and Manuscript / Anme Russell -- 3. 'Household Affaires are the Opium of the Soul': Darnaris Masham and the Necessity of Women's Poetry / Margaret J. M. Ezell -- II: Poetic Conventions and Traditions -- 4. Mary Wroth's Guilty 'secrett art': The Poetics of Jeadousy in Pamphilia to Anphilanthus / Clare R. Kinney -- 5. 'An Emblem of Themselves, in Plum or Pear': Poetry, the Female Body and the Country House / Jacqueline Pearson -- 6 'So May I With the Psalmist Truly Say': Early Modern Englishwomen's Psalm Discourse / Margaret P- Hannay -- III: Negotiating Power and Politics -- 7. The Plural Voices of Anne Askew / Joan Pong Linton -- 8. Mary Sidney and Gendered Strategies for the Writing of Poetry / Shannon Miller -- 9. 'Subdu'd by You': States of Friendship and Friends of the State in Katherine Philips's Poetry / Andrew Shfflett -- IV: Writing the Female Poet -- 10. 'First Fruits of a Woman's Wit': Authorial Self-Construction of English Renaissance Women Poets / Helen Wilcox -- 11. A Rhetoric of Innocence: The Poetry of Katherine Philips, 'The Matchless Orinda' / Bronwen Price -- 12. 'Very Like a Fiction': Some Early Biographies of Aphra Behn / Jeslyn Medoff.".