Gender and the Fictions of the Public Sphere, 1690-1755

Arts and Humanities

• Public sphere 100%
• Women writers 66%
• Technique 33%
• Discourse 33%
• Reactionary 33%
• Contestation 33%
• Public life 33%
• Liberal 33%
• Cultural Authority 33%
• Rational 33%
• Early English 33%
• Universality 33%
• Literary Marketplace 33%
• Womens Participation 33%
• 1690s 33%
• Mary Astell 33%
• 1750s 33%
• Shaftesbury 33%
• Subversives 33%
• Journalistic Texts 33%
• Eliza Haywood 33%
• Immanent Critique 33%
• Delarivier Manley 33%

Keyphrases

• Public Sphere 100%
• Women Writers 66%
• Innovative Methods 33%
• Public Life 33%
• Cultural Authority 33%
• Liberal 33%
• Women Participation 33%
• Literary Market 33%
• Pollock 33%
• Addison 33%
• Shaftesbury 33%
• Male Author 33%
• Delarivier Manley 33%
• Political Text 33%
• Principle of Equality 33%
• Immanent Critique 33%
• Eliza Haywood 33%
• Journalistic Text 33%
• Mary Astell 33%
• Subversive 33%
• Rational Discourse 33%