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Margaret Cavendish: Defining the female self

Dolores Paloma English Department, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Pages 55-66 | Published online: 12 Jul 2010

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Christopher Koester. (2019) Canonizing Margaret Cavendish: On the Creation of a Cult and Its Idol. Exemplaria 31:3, pages 213-234.
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Amy Scott-Douglass. (2000) Self-Crowned Laureatess: Towards a Critical Revaluation of Margaret Cavendish's Prefaces. Pretexts: Literary and Cultural Studies 9:1, pages 27-49.
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Estelle C. Jelinek. (1987) Disguise autobiographies: Women masquerading as men. Women's Studies International Forum 10:1, pages 53-62.
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