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"Unnatural Cruel Beasts in Women's Shapes": The Female Body in Early Modern England
Seventeenth-century England witnessed a surge in the population and the movement of bodies in and out of the city of London, resulting in anxiety and distrust. This masculine social anxiety fixated on the female body as an unknowable space uncontrolled by patriarchal authority, despite efforts th
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