Shifting centers and self-assertions: the study of early modern women.: An article from: Shakespeare Studies

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Title: Shifting centers and self-assertions: the study of early modern women.(Forum: Studying Early Modern Women)
Author: Susanne Woods
Publication: Shakespeare Studies (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 1997
Publisher: Associated University Presses
Volume: v25 Page: p67(9)

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Shifting centers and self-assertions: the study of early modern women.: An article from: Shakespeare Studies

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