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Jealous men are a threat to young women's lives," declares Lauretta, one of Boccaccio's courtly narrators of uncourtly tales.
Pillow talk by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Such an anticourtly attitude is instead typical of literary texts associated with what Gordon McMullan has called "the country-based, feminocentric, uncourtly environment cultivated by the Huntingdons at Ashby.
John Marston's Entertainment at Ashby and the 1606 Fleet Conduit ... by Steggle, Matthew / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
Parts of co-editor David Bevington's introduction and his bold chapter on The Tempest as a commercial, public, and uncourtly treatment of the Elizabeth-Frederick of the Palatinate marriage do seem curiously at odds with the direction of the majority of contributors, relying upon precisely the sort of "decayed aristocracy" (with a bow towards Lawrence Stone) and "capitalism vs.
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