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Center for Renaissance and Baroque Studies.
Displacing and displeasing: writing about women in the early modern period / Natalie Zemon Davis -- The phallacies of authorship: reconstructing the texts of early modern women writers / Josephine A. Roberts -- Weaving with Clio and Moriscas of early modern Spain / Mary Elizabeth Perry -- The roles of women in challenging the canon of "great master" art history / Corine Schleif -- Women's community and male spies: Erhard Schön's How seven women complain about their worthless husbands / Diane Wolfthal -- Apostrophes to cities: urban rhetorics in Isabella Whitney and Moderata Fonte / Ann Rosalind Jones -- Positioning herself: a renaissance-reformation diptych / Catharine Randall -- Yellow ruffs and poisoned possets: placing women in early Stuart political debate / David Underdown -- Changing our originary stories: renaissance women on education, and conversation as a model for our classrooms / Jane Donawerth -- Putting women into the picture: gender and art history in the classroom / Sheila Ffolliott -- The hubris of writing surveys, or a feminist confronts the textbook / Merry Wiesner-Hanks.
edited by Susan D. Amussen and Adele Seeff ; advisory editors, Jane Donawerth [and others].
Papers and summary reports of workshops of a symposium held Apr. 21-23, 1994, at College Park, sponsored by the Center for Renaissance and Baroque Studies at the University of Maryland at College Park.
Includes bibliographical references and index.