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Maureen Quilligan



Average rating: 3.63 · 776 ratings · 143 reviews · 11 distinct worksSimilar authors
When Women Ruled the World:...

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Rewriting the Renaissance: ...

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The Allegory of Female Auth...

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The Language of Allegory: D...

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Incest and Agency in Elizab...

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“Unlike the gifts men give each other that are meant to be widely circulated throughout society, gifts between women are meant to be possessed as private treasure forever, accruing vast social powers for the family over succeeding generations”
Maureen Quilligan, When Women Ruled the World: Making the Renaissance in Europe

“Although these were not necessarily gifts Mary consciously gave to Elizabeth, as the first independent queen of England it was she who established a powerful rhetoric for female rule, which Elizabeth quite literally inherited. Mary’s claims include: (1) the idea the she was the virgin mother of her country; (2) the idea that England’s people were her children; (3) the idea that she was a virgin wedded to her kingdom, her coronation ring being, specifically, her wedding ring.”
Maureen Quilligan, When Women Ruled the World: Making the Renaissance in Europe

“Mary Stuart and Elizabeth both aimed at toleration in an intolerant age, in the same ways that Catherine de’ Medici, the mother-in-law of one and the almost mother-in-law of another English queen, labored her whole life to heal the rift between Catholic and Protestant in France. All three of these queens worked as diligently and as astutely as they might to restrain the fratricidal wars of Christian against Christian. What they had to hold up against that violent seismic shift in human sensibility was the orderly traditions of monarchy. If they did not ultimately succeed, they slowed and tempered the disorder and violence.”
Maureen Quilligan, When Women Ruled the World: Making the Renaissance in Europe

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