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‘The eternal feminine and the eternal city: Byron, Staël, and the gendering of Italy’, in Diego Saglia (ed.), Byron e il segno plurale. Tracce del sé, percorsi di scrittura

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This chapter compares the way Byron and Mdme de Stael portray Italy as feminine.

Published: Bologna, Italy Bononia University Press 2011
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