Turning the World Upside Down: Gender and Inversion in the work of David Underdown
The concept of inversion, or the world turned upside down, was a central theme in the work that David Underdown produced in the second half of his scholarly career. His writing on the subject began with the subject of scolds and skimmingtons, but extended over time to the examination of Jacobean cou...
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2013
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History compass
Year: 2013, Volume: 11, Issue: 5, Pages: 394-404 |
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