Women, writing, and the theater in the early modern period: the plays of Aphra Behn and Susanna Centlivre

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Main Author: Kreis-Schinck, Annette (Author)
Format: Book/Monograph
Language:English
Published: Madison Fairleigh Dickinson University Press 2001
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Author Notes:Annette Kreis-Schinck
Table of Contents:
  • ""Cover Page ""; ""Contents""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Prologue: Women, Writing, and the Theater in the Early Modern Period""; ""Act I: Marriage""; ""Act I, Scene I: “What is a Wife?â€?""; ""Act I, Scene II: “Thou plague peculiar to Mankind?â€?: Mary Astellâ€?s""; ""Act I, Scene III: “The great affair of human lifeâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Aphra Behn""; ""Act I, Scene IV: “What pleasant Lives Women lead in""; ""where Duty wears no Fetter but Inclinationâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Susanna Centlivre""; ""Act II: Divorce""
  • ""Act II, Scene I: To “undo that knot, that ties us twoâ€?""""Act II, Scene II: “I now think fit to unmarry â€?emâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Aphra Behn""; ""Act II, Scene III: “And if you donâ€?t like him, you may live apartâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Susanna Centlivre""; ""Act III: Widowhood""; ""Act III, Scene I: Wives No More""; ""Act, III, Scene II: “We rich widows are the best Commodity this Country affordsâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Aphra Behn""; ""Act III, Scene III: “Since it is no Better, â€?tis well itâ€?s no worseâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Susanna Centlivre""
  • ""Act IV: Affairs""""Act IV, Scene I: A Desire of Their Own?""; ""Act IV, Scene II: The Question of Genre""; ""Act IV, Scene III: Courtesan, Prostitute, Adulteress, Lover?: Dramatic Representations: Aphra Behn""; ""Act IV, Scene IV: “I have no Power to Speakâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Susanna Centlivre""; ""Act V: Abstinence""; ""Act V, Scene I: The Interrelation Between Education and Independence: Mary Astellâ€?s""; ""Act V, Scene II: The “Learned Ladyâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Aphra Behn""
  • ""Act V, Scene III: “The Resolution is in the Mindâ€?: Dramatic Representations: Susanna Centlivre""""Epilogue: Looking Ahead from an Eighteenth- and a Twentieth-Century Perspective""; ""Notes""; ""Bibliography""; ""Index""