ENGC34H3: Early Modern Women and Literature, 1500-1700

A focused exploration of women's writing in the early modern period. This course considers the variety of texts produced by women (including closet drama, religious and secular poetry, diaries, letters, prose romance, translations, polemical tracts, and confessions), the contexts that shaped those writings, and the theoretical questions with which they engage.
Pre-1900 course

Any 6.0 credits
45
Arts, Literature and Language