Paternal Tyranny (The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe)
Arcangela Tarabotti’s Paternal Tyranny examines the implications of paternal power through an early modern European lens. Published in The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe series, it provides a focused entry point for readers interested in gender, authority, history, and women’s literary voices.
About This Book
Paternal Tyranny is a work by Arcangela Tarabotti, presented in The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe series.
Its title centers on paternal authority and the idea of tyranny within an early modern European context.
The book offers a historical and literary perspective on gender, power, and social expectations.
It is suited to readers exploring women’s writing and intellectual culture in early modern Europe.
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