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feminism are
often subsumed into "feminism". The
usefulness of the term
protofeminist has been
questioned by some
modern scholars, as has the term postfeminist...
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Person of Quality" was a pen name used by the
author of two
English protofeminist treatises published in the mid-18th century,
following a
period trend...
- sharp-witted;
these characteristics have led some
scholars to
label Beatrice a
protofeminist character.
During the play, she is
tricked into
falling in love with...
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Eugenia (Lady of Quality), a
pseudonym used by an
unknown 18th
century protofeminist pamphleteer Eugenia (telenovela), in
Mexico The Eugenia, a 1964 English...
- and
playwright Marcelino Crisólogo was her brother-in-law. Due to the
protofeminist nature of her writings,
Florentino was
shunned by her
husband and children;...
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found the film's
modernization of Pfeiffer's
character into a "feisty
protofeminist" to be problematic.
Pfeiffer began to
dissolve her film
production company...
- core of
intelligence and wit,
swinging the film's sixteenth-century
protofeminist issues handily into this one."
Peter Bradshaw of The
Guardian awarded...
- 1979 for the
Virago edition of the novel,
Atwood described it as a
protofeminist rather than
feminist work.
Atwood explores gender stereotypes through...
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Bonnie Bremser (b. 1939), born
Brenda Frazer, is a Beat
writer and
protofeminist figure known for her
epistolary memoir Troia:
Mexican Memoirs, also published...
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feminist movement and its descendants.
Those historians use the
label "
protofeminist" to
describe earlier movements.
Feminist suffrage parade, New York City...
