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Reading and Hearing The Womans Booke in Early Modern England

机译:阅读和聆听近代早期英国的《女人的书》

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This essay takes seriously Thomas Raynalde's advice in The Womans Booke that women might read this work aloud. The evidence I use to sketch the scene of reading includes Raynalde's advice to readers in his long prologue, and also the kind of reading practice that his own writing represents. But I also go outside the text, considering what we know about the experience of listening to a book, and emphasizing the link between this practice and rhetorical education. I also examine the evidence left behind by two male readers: William Ward, who marked his copy of the 1565 edition privately, and Edward Poeton of Petworth, who represented instead a semipublic or shared reading: the evaluation of The Womans Booke and other books of generation by a Midwife and her Deputy in a fictional dialogue "The Midwives Deputie" (ca. 1630s).
机译:这篇文章认真地接受了托马斯·雷纳尔德(Thomas Raynalde)在《女人的书》中的建议,即女人可以大声朗读该作品。我用来描绘阅读场景的证据包括Raynalde在其长篇序言中对读者的建议,以及他自己的著作所代表的阅读实践。但是我也不会讲课,考虑我们对听书的经验了解,并强调这种做法和修辞教育之间的联系。我还研究了两位男性读者留下的证据:威廉·沃德(William Ward)私下标记了他的1565年版副本,佩特沃思(Petworth)的爱德华·波顿(Edward Poeton)则代表半公开或共享阅读:《女人的书》和其他助产士和她的副手在一次虚构的对话“助产士代表”(约1630年代)中产生了一代。

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