Explores the interrelated subjects of women's visibility/invisibility, empowerment/suppression and voice/silencing and also documents the efforts of individual women who engaged, not necessarily consciously, in the creation and recreation of a female cultural presence.
?Travitsky has assembled a broad anthology of writings by women who lived in England during the 16th and early 17th centuries. This is an exceedingly useful project, for many of the texts are not easily available. The anthology demonstrates how narrow and constricted a life was led by most of Shakespeare's female contemporaries....Recommended for academic and large public libraries.?-Library Journal
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