The Evolution of the Patient Woman: Examining Patient Griselda as a Source for Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale.
The article focuses on the evolution of the Patient Woman and examined Patient Griselda as a Source for William Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale." It mentions that Janet Clare cautions, however, that a new historicist-based language with which to discuss source study ‘disembedded the plays from the...
| Published in: | Early Modern Literary Studies Vol. 20; no. 2; pp. 1 - 21 |
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