Women's Bookscapes in Early Modern Britain
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Women's Bookscapes in Early Modern Britain
Reading, Ownership, Circulation
Knight, Leah; White, Micheline; Sauer, Elizabeth
The University of Michigan Press
10/2018
312
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Inglês
9780472131099
15 a 20 dias
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16th century britain; 17th century britain; women's history; women's literary history; early modern british women; women's cultural history; cultural history; interdisciplinary; early modern; material culture; book history; literary history; print culture; library studies; reading practices; readerly engagement; libraries; women's libraries; private and public; reading and writing; collecting practices; confiscated books; convents; renaissance; books; reading; gender studies; women's studies; medieval and early modern history; leah knight; micheline white; elizabeth sauer; medieval studies; medieval history; early modern history; early modern women; social studies; study of books; study of reading; history of reading; history of books; history of libraries; history of research; augustine baker; chrysostom; douai abbey; elizabeth isham; frances wolfreston; isabella whitney; lady anne clifford; lamport hall; little gidding; margaret cavendish; tacitus; tenth muse; thomas lupset; katherine parr; reading humanism; 16th century england; 17th century england; mary ellen lamb; edith snook; julie crawford; elizabeth patton; paul dyck; benedictine convents; jaime goodrich; caroline bowden; sarah lindenbaum; joseph l. black; marie-louise coolahan; mark empey; margaret j. m. ezell; early modern women's literary history; cloistered nuns; british cultural history; ownership and authorship; anne bradstreet
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16th century britain; 17th century britain; women's history; women's literary history; early modern british women; women's cultural history; cultural history; interdisciplinary; early modern; material culture; book history; literary history; print culture; library studies; reading practices; readerly engagement; libraries; women's libraries; private and public; reading and writing; collecting practices; confiscated books; convents; renaissance; books; reading; gender studies; women's studies; medieval and early modern history; leah knight; micheline white; elizabeth sauer; medieval studies; medieval history; early modern history; early modern women; social studies; study of books; study of reading; history of reading; history of books; history of libraries; history of research; augustine baker; chrysostom; douai abbey; elizabeth isham; frances wolfreston; isabella whitney; lady anne clifford; lamport hall; little gidding; margaret cavendish; tacitus; tenth muse; thomas lupset; katherine parr; reading humanism; 16th century england; 17th century england; mary ellen lamb; edith snook; julie crawford; elizabeth patton; paul dyck; benedictine convents; jaime goodrich; caroline bowden; sarah lindenbaum; joseph l. black; marie-louise coolahan; mark empey; margaret j. m. ezell; early modern women's literary history; cloistered nuns; british cultural history; ownership and authorship; anne bradstreet
