PL/DOM: Gender/Power Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

The nature of female rule is unnatural”

A

John Knox (1558)

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2
Q

Milton shows a “contempt of females” as “inferior beings”

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Samuel Johnson (1779)

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3
Q

“The brothers picture of the duchess is a projection of the evil in their own minds”

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Brennan (1963)

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4
Q

Duchess’s marriage is “willful and irresponsible”

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Rabkin (1968)

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5
Q

“Eve keeps and takes the initiative”

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Tillyard (2005)

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6
Q

“A cautionary tale…women marry without proper consent”

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Roider (2005)

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7
Q

Painting of Eve nude and reaching towards Adam with an apple
Eve as sinful

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Tintoretto (1578)

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8
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Painting of Adam refusing to forgive Eve
Adam above and physically agressive + Eve as inferior

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John Martin (1826)

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9
Q

“The Sin” Eve intertwined with snake and tinged green

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Franz Von Stuck (1893)

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10
Q

Giovanna d’Aragona ?

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Duchess of Amalfi
Fell in love with steward
Murdered for her secret marriage

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11
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Arbella Stuart ?

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Imprisoned for her marriage
Public sympathy - “true lovers knot untied”

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12
Q

Female Archetypes ?

A

Fallen Woman
Femme Fatale

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13
Q

Lilith ?

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An idea from medieval text
Adam’s first wife
Left him to go to hell
“The witch before the gift of Eve”- Dante Rosseti

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14
Q

Marriage in Renaissance ?

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A shift to more choice
“Love had a part to play”-Robert Ingram
No choice for royals

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