Remontrances, propheties et confessions de femmes (1575-1650)
edited by Jean-Philippe Beaulieu and assisted by Diane Desrosiers-Bonin and Claude La Charite
Paperback (Published)
(April 2014)
ISBN: 9782812425745
Price: $41.00
On back order
This work brings together twenty-five texts in which we hear female voices confessing to, or remonstrating with, actors on the political stage. This current edition enables us to grasp the various modalities of discourse associated with the female sex at this period of emerging modernity.
- Edited by Jean-Philippe Beaulieu
- Assisted by Diane Desrosiers-Bonin
- Assisted by Claude La Charité
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