… women's writing in English aims to consolidate and epitomize the rereading of women's
writing … There are entries on writers, on individual texts, and on general terms, genres and …

… If the categories of authorship and English literature can be shown to have a history, and …
woman writer-and in the process to demonstrate how the categories "woman writer," "English …

… Certainly, some Renaissance women writers speak eloquently for women, and they appeal
… -century women writers were feminists is to ask an anachronistic question. These writers, in …

… women writers' use of historical discourse did not usually adumbrate “herstory." Women's
writ… I argue here that though British women writers of the long eighteenth century contributed …

… writers, or of groups like the dramatists or the fiction writers, no study has brought together
most of the seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century English women writers … of these writers …

… woman writers were not far behind they also presented their perspectives regarding the
pathetic condition of women … of women writing in which even the neglected women writers got …

… The world’s most famous and best-selling works and books are written by English women
writers,and this defines the place of women writers in the history of literature [1]. At the same …

… challenges and barriers faced by women writers, from limited access … women writers,
embracing diverse narratives, and challenging gendered expectations, we can ensure that English …

… Works by and for Women in England Taking as its guiding emblem Christine de Pizan's
metaphor of a city of ladies, this volume refuses to treat the medieval woman writer as an …

… women’s writing, this study aims to put women writers back on the map of seventeenth-century
royalist literature. For even the recent efflorescence of compelling new studies specifically …