The Trenchant Pen: Humor in the "Lettere" of Arcangela Tarabotti

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  • Notes on Texts and Traslations
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  • The Permeable Cloister?
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  • Venetian Convents and Civic Ritual
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  • Books and Politics in Arcangela Tarabotti's Venice
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  • Prose Production in Venice in the Early Seicento
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  • Women in the Gutenberg Galaxy
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  • Reader Over Arcangela's Shoulder: Tarabotti at Work With Her Sources
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  • Arcangela Tarabotti and Gabriel Naudé: Libraries, Taxonomies and "Ragion di Stato"
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  • "La Forza d'Amore" and the "Monaca Sforzata": Opera, Tarabotti, and the Pleasures of Debate
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  • The Trenchant Pen: Humor in the "Lettere" of Arcangela Tarabotti
  • Making the Private Public: Arcangela Tarabotti's "Lettere familiari"
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  • Taking After Tarabotti? A Seventeenth-Century Sienese "Discorso"
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  • From Cloister to Saintliness or Glory: The Cases of Mère Angélique of Port-Royal, Arcangela Tarabotti, and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
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  DOI: 10.1400/55525

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