Shakespeare's Wife: A Groundbreaking Feminist Biography of Ann Hathaway―Reclaiming a Maligned Figure from Scholarly Neglect (P.S.)
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Shakespeare's Wife: A Groundbreaking Feminist Biography of Ann Hathaway―Reclaiming a Maligned Figure from Scholarly Neglect (P.S.)

by Germaine Greer

Biography Feminism literary history
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Germaine Greer reclaims Ann Hathaway from scholarly neglect in this feminist biography, examining her life and the historical context of Elizabethan England.

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Shakespeare's Wife presents a feminist reappraisal of Ann Hathaway, long overshadowed in literary history.

Germaine Greer draws on available historical evidence to challenge traditional assumptions about Hathaway's life and marriage.

The book situates Hathaway within the social and cultural context of Elizabethan England.

Readers gain insight into the challenges faced by women of the period and the gaps in existing scholarship.

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