Northcote House, 1996, Paperback, Book Condition: Fine, First
Aphra Behn has emerged as a central literary figure in early feminist studies, During a writing career from the Restoration (1660) to the so-called Glorious Revolution (1688-9) Aphra Behn was prolific in all the commercial genres of her time and treated the most controversial issues of her day: sexual and cultural difference, slavery, politics and money. This study brings together an analysis of the full range of her work in poetry, prose and drama, giving full textual and contextual analysis of her best-known plays and prose. A fine copy. ; Writers and Their Work; 215 x 135mm; xii, 113 pages
Aphra Behn has emerged as a central literary figure in early feminist studies, During a writing career from the Restoration (1660) to the so-called Glorious Revolution (1688-9) Aphra Behn was prolific in all the commercial genres of her time and treated the most controversial issues of her day: sexual and cultural difference, slavery, politics and money. This study brings together an analysis of the full range of her work in poetry, prose and drama, giving full textual and contextual analysis of her best-known plays and prose. A fine copy. ; Writers and Their Work; 215 x 135mm; xii, 113 pages