Gloriana's Face: Women, Public and Private, in the English Renaissance Book

	List of Figures
	Acknowledgements
	Notes on Contributors
1	'From Myself, My Other Self I Turned': An Introduction	1
2	Penelope and the Politics of Woman's Place in the Renaissance	25
3	Private Writing and Public Function: Autobiographical Texts by Renaissance Englishwomen	47
4	Queen Elizabeth in Her Speeches	63
5	The Queen's Masque: Renaissance Women and the Seventeenth-Century Court Masque	79
6	'The Chief Knot of All the Discourse': The Maternal Subtext Tying Sidney's Arcadia to Shakespeare's King Lear	105
7	'Household Kates': Chez Petruchio, Percy and Plantagenet	129
8	'Half a Dozen Dangerous Words'	167
9	'Their Testament at Their Apron-strings': The Representation of Puritan Women in Early-Seventeenth-Century England	185
10	'Who May Binde Where God Hath Loosed?': Responses to Sectarian Women's Writing in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century	205
	Index	228