The gentlewoman's remembrance

The gentlewoman's remembranceA highly original and detailed study of an individual single woman in early modern England, based on a recently discovered spiritual autobiography authored by a never married gentlewoman, Elizabeth Isham. Provides new perspective on women's writing, identity and status in the early modern period.

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narrated from the perspective of its obstacles: clutter and procrastination

Contributors from a variety of fields examine his studies of human political crises

Investigates the social contradictions

she explores why our memories privilege some events over others and offers advice for navigating the challenge of writing truthfully without intruding on the lives of our loved ones

and this book marks a fresh contribution to a burgeoning area of interest

and details how those effects filter into Shakespeare's dramatic language

It considers the movement of objects

focusing on the tensions between the neutral aspirations of science and national interests

while avoiding the pitfalls of simplification and knowledge fragmentation

Chesterton’s delightful detective series

This book discusses what it means to “perform the State