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Celestial philosophy: early modern women and the literary genres of philosophical expression (1640-1720)
This thesis is a study of how women writers used poetry and letters to engage with philosophical theories of the skies and universe in seventeenth-century England. It examines original and translated poetry in manuscript and print to understand how poetry was linked to philosophical ideas, concepts,
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