Model
Digital Document
Publisher
Florida Atlantic University
Description
In their comparative study of Medieval and Renaissance European women
writers, Pamela Benson and Victoria Kirkham, exploring the relationship between Italian
women writers and their English and French counterparts, assumed a "dynamic
interaction" existed.
Despite the absence of Spanish women writers in that collection when observing
the themes and writing strategies ofModerata Fonte and Maria de Zayas Sotomayor, one
can observe a number of similarities that points toward a dynamic interaction and
moreover, to the transmission of proto-feminist ideas along "memory chains".
writers, Pamela Benson and Victoria Kirkham, exploring the relationship between Italian
women writers and their English and French counterparts, assumed a "dynamic
interaction" existed.
Despite the absence of Spanish women writers in that collection when observing
the themes and writing strategies ofModerata Fonte and Maria de Zayas Sotomayor, one
can observe a number of similarities that points toward a dynamic interaction and
moreover, to the transmission of proto-feminist ideas along "memory chains".
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