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Gendered spheres: theorizing space in the English printing house.

The English printing house was initially conceived, legally, as a printing house, with public work taking place in a private setting. This private space emphasised the traditional hierarchies of political and legal order: Women’s work that took place within the printing house thus fell into the trad...

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Published in:Seventeenth Century Vol. 33; no. 3; pp. 323 - 337
Main Author: Coker, Cait
Format: Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jul2018
Subjects:
Printing industry
Women publishers
Booksellers & bookselling
United Kingdom
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