Thinking Allegory Otherwise
Allegory and Female Authority
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Quilligan, M
2009
A discussion of Mary Wroth’s rewriting of Edmund Spenser’s allegory, showing how Wroth’s suppression of personification enacts her authorial agency. The essay builds on the theoretical discussion of allegory and gender by Gordon Teskey.
Duke Scholars
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2009
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Stanford University Press
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Quilligan, M. (2009). Allegory and Female Authority. In B. Machovsky (Ed.), Thinking Allegory Otherwise. Stanford University Press.
Quilligan, M. “Allegory and Female Authority.” In Thinking Allegory Otherwise, edited by Brenda Machovsky. Stanford University Press, 2009.
Quilligan M. Allegory and Female Authority. In: Machovsky B, editor. Thinking Allegory Otherwise. Stanford University Press; 2009.
Quilligan, M. “Allegory and Female Authority.” Thinking Allegory Otherwise, edited by Brenda Machovsky, Stanford University Press, 2009.
Quilligan M. Allegory and Female Authority. In: Machovsky B, editor. Thinking Allegory Otherwise. Stanford University Press; 2009.
Publication Date
2009
Publisher
Stanford University Press