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"Winner of Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries Award 2001 for Outstanding Academic Title. ""These 19 original essays reveal the exciting range of inquiry within the feminist community of early--modern scholars ... the anthology excels in offering clear statements about the implications of feminist practice and absolutely up--to--date scholarship ... This excellent volume should become a classic of feminist Shakespeare criticism"". Choice. ""A feisty collection of articles -- all by women -- intensely critical of patriarchal control of the Bard and how that has underpinned Western social injustices"". Times Literary Supplement."

Winner of Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries Award 2001 for Outstanding Academic Title. "These 19 original essays reveal the exciting range of inquiry within the feminist community of early-modern scholars ... the anthology excels in offering clear statements about the implications of feminist practice and absolutely up-to-date scholarship ... This excellent volume should become a classic of feminist Shakespeare criticism". Choice. "A feisty collection of articles - all by women - intensely critical of patriarchal control of the Bard and how that has underpinned Western social injustices". Times Literary Supplement.

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Dympna Callaghan is William P. Tolley, Professor in the Humanities at Syracuse University, New York. Her most recent book is Shakespeare Without Women (1999), and she has written widely on feminism and Renaissance Literature.

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