Article: Women's Matters: Politics, Gender and Nation in Shakespeare's Early History Plays.(Review)

Nina S. Levine. Women's Matters: Politics, Gender and Nation in Shakespeare's Early History Plays.

Newark, DE: University of Delaware Press, 1998. 193 pp. $36. ISBN: 0-87413-654-7.

In her thoughtful and tightly-argued book Women's Matters, Nina S. Levine scouts out a viable direction for the next wave of feminist criticism in early modern studies. In the past few years, Barbara Hodgdon, Leah Marcus, Phyllis Rackin, Jean Howard, and others have engaged in especially fruitful dialogues on the role of gender in Shakespeare's history plays to establish, beyond a doubt, the centrality of women characters in what would seem to be traditionally masculine ...

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