Shakespeare's Wife: A Groundbreaking Feminist Biography of Ann Hathaway―Reclaiming a Maligned Figure from Scholarly Neglect (P.S.)
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Shakespeare's Wife: A Groundbreaking Feminist Biography of Ann Hathaway―Reclaiming a Maligned Figure from Scholarly Neglect (P.S.)

by Germaine Greer

Biography Feminism literary history
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In Shakespeare's Wife, Germaine Greer turns attention to Anne Hathaway, a figure often overshadowed in accounts of Shakespeare. Framed as a feminist biography, the book challenges scholarly neglect and seeks to reclaim Hathaway from the assumptions and judgments that have shaped her historical reputation.

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Shakespeare's Wife presents Germaine Greer's feminist biography of Anne Hathaway.

The book focuses on reclaiming a figure described in its subtitle as maligned and overlooked by scholarship.

Greer examines Hathaway's place in the historical understanding of Shakespeare's life and marriage.

This work offers a reassessment of a woman long treated at the margins of literary history.

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