The Discourse of Enclosure

The Discourse of EnclosureExamines representations of women and femininity in Old English poetry and prose. 2001 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title Exploring Old English texts ranging from Beowulf to lfric's Lives of Saints, this book examines ways that women's monastic, material, and devotional practices in Anglo Saxon England shaped literary representations of women and femininity. Horner argues that these representations derive from a "discourse" of female monastic

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