Clio : an interdisciplinary journal of literature, history, and the philosophy of history

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    Women writing their faith : doctrine, genre, and gender in "This is a short relation of some of the cruel sufferings (for the truths sake) of Katharine Evans & Sarah Cheevers" (1662)

    Andrea Fabrizio

    2013(42):3, s. 309-329
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    "The Countesse of Lincolnes nurserie" and the new motherhood in early modern England

    Kathryn R. McPherson

    2011(41):1, s. 31-52
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    Incarnations of evil : changing perspectives on the European witch craze

    Leland L. Estes

    13(1984):2, s. 133-147
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    On Hegel, women, and the foundation of ethical life : why gender does not belong in the family

    Laura Wildemann Kane

    2014(44):1, s. 2-17
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    The gendered imagination of property in the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century English women's verse

    Pamela S. Hammons

    2005(34):4, s. 395-418
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    Visualizing the Widow self : politics, agency, and androgyny in Lady Anne Clifford's "Great picture"

    Katharine Landers

    2020(48):1, sidorna 1-27
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    The domestication of royalist themes in "The concealed fancies" by Jane Cavendish and Elizabeth Brackley

    Kamille Stone Stanton

    2007(36):2, s. 177-197
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    Mothers, madness, and beautiful monstrosity : classical echoes of dangerous women in 'A song of ice and fire'

    Robert L. Powers

    2023(51):1, sidorna 81-100
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    The city of witches : James I, the unholy sabbath, and the homosocial refashioning of the witches' community

    Thomas G. Lolis

    2008(37):3, s. 321-337
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    Jane Austen, Lord Hardwicke's Marriage Act, and the national courtship plot

    Vlasta Vranjes

    2014(43):2, s. 197-223