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University of Delaware Press, Co-published with Rowman & Littlefield
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English

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Subjects
Literature, Adaptations, Translating and interpreting, English literature, History and criticism, Feminist criticism, Translations into English, Women and literature, Great Britain, Authorship, Sex differences, Women translators, History, Literature, translations into english, history and criticism, Women authors, Literature, history and criticism, English literature, history and criticism, early modern, 1500-1700
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Great Britain
Times
Early modern, 1500-1700, 17th century, 16th century

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Table of Contents

"This defective edition": gender and translation. Translation, metaphor and allusion; Women translators; Translation and authorship
Defending translation. Strategic humility: prefacing translation; Defending women's work: Margaret Tyler; Defending women's knowledge: Aphra Behn
Echoing Eve: sacred imitations and the tradition of women's poetry. Anne Vaughan Lock's ambivalent I; Mary Sidney Herbert's non-apology for poetry; Aemilia Lanyer's imitations of Eden
Staging translation. Witnessing education: Jane Lumley's The tragedie of Iphigeneia; Living monuments: Mary Sidney Herbert's Antonius; Friendship and empire: Katherine Philips' Pompey and Horace
Embodying the translatress. Writing on trees: transforming classical and Petrarchan conventions; Writing on the body: translating narratives of empire
Conclusion.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Newark, Lanham, Md

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Dewey Decimal Class
418/.040820942
Library of Congress
PR131 .U43 2011, PR131 .U43 2012, PR131.U43 2011, PR131.U43 2012eb

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL25197674M
ISBN 13
9781611493856, 9781611493863
LCCN
2012000474
OCLC/WorldCat
773019402

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