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Watson, Sarah Wilma, author.
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Women, Reading, and Literary Culture: The Reception of Christine de Pizan in Fifteenth-Century
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Grotzke, Rachel Binner, author. (orcid)0000-0001-5096-9408
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Reading instruction.
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Moy, Charlotte Cover, author.
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women. Convents valued reading and writing as ways to develop the intellect and the spirit
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Waller, Katherine Lonsdale, author. (orcid)0000-0003-3944-7080
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by reading with the grain of the narratives, which teach viewers first how to understand the stories
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Verini, Alexandra Cassatt, author.
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, and religious and secular life. Reading their writings together builds a picture of how early women
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Coleman, Susanna Kate, author.
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reading and writing for work. The study also asks how the participants define being part of an online fan
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Smith, Robin Rudy, author.
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shift, this study employs an historicist-formalist methodology: by combining close-reading with an
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Gaswint, Kiera M., author.
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close reading of Wonder Woman, Ghost in the Shell, and Atomic Blonde. All based in genres that are
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Votruba, Arline, author. (orcid)0000-0001-9577-0945
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reading and visual analysis of jokes from stand-up comedy specials, which specifically use feminist humor.
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Salinas, Courtney, author.
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women. Yet, reading Zelda Fitzgerald's Save Me the Waltz together with Eudora Welty's Losing Battles a
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Saul, Laina Hanninen, author.
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reading allows me to challenge the way that language is bound and shaped according to the needs of power
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Speier, Diane Sue, author.
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typicality along with the specifics of women's accounts of childbirth. The third reading was a reflective re-reading

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