Nicholas Rowe and the beginnings of feminism on the London stage /
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Bethesda, Md. :
Academica Press,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- Current scholarship on Rowe
- Early twentieth century critics
- Critics of the later twentieth century
- Early information on Rowe
- Political milieu
- Rowe's early life
- Early influences on Rowe's life
- Rowe starts a family
- Available roles for women
- The problem of gazing and violence
- The tradition of English tragedy
- Rowe begins to develop the female hero
- Rowe's writing matures with a second tragedy
- The production of the play
- A sad failure
- The birth of a tragic hero(ine)
- Rowe tries his hand at comedy
- Rowe returns to tragedy
- Rowe turns to English history
- Rowe as a scholar
- Rowe and Centlivre
- Rowe and Pix
- Rowe and Finch
- Rowe and Pope
- Rowe's developing feminism
- Rowe's dramatic manipulation
- The first criticism : a comparison between the two stages
- Charles Gildon as Rowe critic
- Gildon's A complete art of poetry
- In Rowe's defense
- Development of a plan
- Another female hero takes shape
- Rowe's final years
- Tributes to Rowe
- A few concluding remarks about Rowe.