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Rebellious Women in Britain and France in the 17th and 18th Centuries: Class Notes, Discussion Posts, and Midterm Essay
My notes and essays from Topics in Group B, Rebellious Women. Also some writings directly from the professor.
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- Module 8 Reading: Anne Bonny and Mary Read • Summary
- Rebellious Women in Britain and France Module 7 Notes: History of Prostitution • Class notes
- Rebellious Women in Britain and France: Module 7 Discussion: The Memoirs of Sophia Baddeley • Other
- Rebellious Women in Britain and France, 17th and 18th century: Professor's Notes on Writings of Gabrielle Suchon and Mary Astell • Summary
- Rebellious Women in Britain and France: Discussion Post on Women Philosophers • Other
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My notes and essays from Topics in Group B, Rebellious Women. Also some writings directly from the professor.
Discussion Post
Discussion post about courtship, marriage, and the value of women.
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Discussion post about courtship, marriage, and the value of women.
Midterm: Rebellious Women in Britain and France, 17th and 18th Centuries
My midterm essay about the various lifestyles available to women in Britain and France in the 17th and 18th centuries. 4 pages, single spaced 12 pt. times new roman.
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My midterm essay about the various lifestyles available to women in Britain and France in the 17th and 18th centuries. 4 pages, single spaced 12 pt. times new roman.
Rebellious Women in Britain and France: Discussion Post on Divorce
A discussion post about the relationship between women and the idea of adultery.
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A discussion post about the relationship between women and the idea of adultery.
Rebellious Women in Britain and France: Readings on Divorce
Module 4 readings covering the history of divorce in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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Module 4 readings covering the history of divorce in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Rebellious Women in Britain and France: Discussion Post on Women Philosophers
My response to a discussion post from the following prompt: Do Suchon's and Astell's ideas resonate with the lived experience of the women we studied in Section I: The Marriage Trap? When compared to the defiance of women who engaged in clandestine correspondences, eloped, or committed adultery, how rebellious were Suchon and Astell? Were their ideas feasible? What changes would society make to put them into practice? What sort of resistance would such changes face? Why? How do their writin...
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My response to a discussion post from the following prompt: Do Suchon's and Astell's ideas resonate with the lived experience of the women we studied in Section I: The Marriage Trap? When compared to the defiance of women who engaged in clandestine correspondences, eloped, or committed adultery, how rebellious were Suchon and Astell? Were their ideas feasible? What changes would society make to put them into practice? What sort of resistance would such changes face? Why? How do their writin...
Rebellious Women in Britain and France, 17th and 18th century: Professor's Notes on Writings of Gabrielle Suchon and Mary Astell
Rebellious Women in Britain and France, 17th and 18th century: Professor's Notes on Writings of Gabrielle Suchon and Mary Astell.
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Rebellious Women in Britain and France, 17th and 18th century: Professor's Notes on Writings of Gabrielle Suchon and Mary Astell.
Rebellious Women in Britain and France: Module 7 Discussion: The Memoirs of Sophia Baddeley
Discussion about the memoirs of Sophia Baddeley, an actress. Discussion prompt: Let's analyze Baddeley's choices, how far they gave her an independent life in contrast to staying married and cohabiting with her husband, and what they tell you about the pleasures and dangers of being a popular courtesan. How did her experience compare with my survey of prostitution in Module 7: Materials? (no need to quote from Materials as you all have read it) How did her ability to draw salaries from Drury L...
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Discussion about the memoirs of Sophia Baddeley, an actress. Discussion prompt: Let's analyze Baddeley's choices, how far they gave her an independent life in contrast to staying married and cohabiting with her husband, and what they tell you about the pleasures and dangers of being a popular courtesan. How did her experience compare with my survey of prostitution in Module 7: Materials? (no need to quote from Materials as you all have read it) How did her ability to draw salaries from Drury L...
Rebellious Women in Britain and France Module 7 Notes: History of Prostitution
From the Rebellious Women class. The history of sex work in 17th and 18th century Britain and France. Focuses on how women from different socioeconomic classes approached sex work and how the value of a sex worker in society changed depending on which social class they came from.
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From the Rebellious Women class. The history of sex work in 17th and 18th century Britain and France. Focuses on how women from different socioeconomic classes approached sex work and how the value of a sex worker in society changed depending on which social class they came from.
Module 8 Reading: Anne Bonny and Mary Read
Summary of the Module 8 reading focusing on Anne Bonny and Mary read, female pirates in the 17th century.
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Summary of the Module 8 reading focusing on Anne Bonny and Mary read, female pirates in the 17th century.