Writing Women's Literary History David Roman comparing them side by side

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distinguished contribution to the literature

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and empathy--leading us into an enchanting meditation on the power of storytelling in our individual and collective lives

Writing Women's Literary History David Roman comparing them side by side''This engaging, revisionary book questions current notions of feminist literary historyincluding approaches to Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own and contributes significantly to new understandings of seventeenth century women's writing. It is especially timely because feminism is in a particularly self reflexive mood at the moment, and Ezell's approach is original in its attention to the early period.'' Felicity Nussbaum, Syracuse University By