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Routledge Rape and the Rise of the Author - Routledge Academic Book

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Explore the complex connections between literary creation and gender in early modern England with Rape and the Rise of the Author. In this scholarly work, Amy Greenstadt examines how fictional portrayals of sexual violence shaped the concept of the author. By looking at the relationship between rape and writing, the text offers a new perspective on how literary intention was understood during the English Renaissance. This book challenges the traditional academic view that the concept of the author was strictly masculine. Instead, Greenstadt demonstrates how the analogy between the act of writing and the experience of the threatened woman informed the development of the modern individual. Through a detailed study of influential figures such as Milton, Sidney, Shakespeare, and Cavendish, readers gain insight into the historical roots of authorship and gendered identity in literature.

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Challenges existing scholarly views regarding the masculine nature of the early modern concept of the author.

Examines the direct analogy between the act of writing and the experience of sexual violence in literature.

Provides deep analysis of significant literary works by Milton, Sidney, Shakespeare, and Cavendish.

Traces the historical development of ideas surrounding the modern individual and literary intention.

Offers a specialized academic study within the Women and Gender in the Early Modern World series.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0754662748
Category: Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Women's Health & Lifestyle > Violence against Women
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 September 2009
Listed Since: 23 June 2009

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