Writing/Creating in the Feminine in Early Modern France, Écrire/Créer au féminin dans la France moderne

60:1 (2020) Spring
Editor(s): Anne R. Larsen, Colette H. Winn
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Table of Contents

• Writing/Creating in the Feminine in Early Modern France: Recent Initiatives to Uncover the Past
• Author(s): Anne R. Larsen, Colette H. Winn
• Pages: 1 - 8

• Gender, Transference, and the Reception of Early Modern Women: The Case of Louise Labé
• Author(s): Nancy Frelick
• Pages: 9 - 22

• Creatures of Paper and Confessions of the Flesh: Reading Madeleine and Catherine Des Roches in the 21st Century
• Author(s): Kendall B. Tarte
• Pages: 23 - 33

• Changing the Conversation: Re-positioning the French Seventeenth-Century Salon
• Author(s): Faith E. Beasley
• Pages: 34 - 46

• The Knowable Unknown: Female Figures, Louis XIV, French Court Art, and Dutch Realism
• Author(s): Harriet Stone
• Pages: 47 - 61

• Modèles et contre-modèles de comportement féminin dans Le septiesme tome des histoires tragiques de François de Belleforest
• Author(s): Hervé-Thomas Campangne
• Pages: 62 - 74

• Honor Revenges in Marguerite de Navarre's Heptaméron
• Author(s): Cynthia Skenazi
• Pages: 75 - 86

• Honor and Gender in the Heptaméron of Marguerite de Navarre
• Author(s): Cynthia Nazarian
• Pages: 87 - 99

• Marie Bruneau, Dame des Loges: Salon Conversation and the honnête femme
• Author(s): Anne R. Larsen
• Pages: 100 - 112

• How Does a Woman Get into a History Book?
• Author(s): Stephen Murphy
• Pages: 113 - 123

• « Mon évasion hors de France »: Les huguenotes et leurs mémoires d'exil
• Author(s): Colette H. Winn
• Pages: 124 - 135

• Les voix du désert et de l'exil
• Author(s): Henriette Goldwyn
• Pages: 136 - 147

• The çengî: Descriptions of Professional Female Performers in French and Italian Accounts of Travel to the Middle East, 1550–1650
• Author(s): Carla Zecher
• Pages: 148 - 158

• Women and Power at the French Court, 1483–1563 ed. by Susan Broomhall (review)
• Author(s): Julie D. Campbell
• Pages: 159 - 160

• Dancing Queen: Marie de Médicis' Ballets at the Court of Henri IV by Melinda J. Gough (review)
• Author(s): Tracy Adams
• Pages: 160 - 161

• Suffering Scholars: Pathologies of the Intellectual in Enlightenment France by Anne C. Vila (review)
• Author(s): Bénédicte Prot
• Pages: 161 - 161