Charlotte Carmichael Stopesová byla britská badatelka a spisovatelka, která se zasazovala o práva žen. Svou kariéru zahájila psaním příběhů a publikovala studii o Shakespearovi, aby vyvrátila teorie o autorství Francise Bacona. Její nejvlivnější dílo, British Freewomen: Their Historical Privilege, analyzovalo historické postavení britských žen a stalo se klíčovým zdrojem pro hnutí za práva žen ve Spojeném království. Stopesová také usilovala o ženské vzdělávání a dosáhla nejvyššího možného certifikátu na univerzitě v Edinburghu, což ji inspirovalo k další práci pro pokrok žen.
Stopes examines the workings of the Elizabethan theatre industry, focusing on Shakespeare's involvement in it. With a wealth of historical detail and insightful analysis, this book sheds light on the business of theatre in Shakespeare's time and the role of the playwright within it.
This volume examines the lives and works of the writers, artists, and scholars who lived in the same area as William Shakespeare, exploring the social and cultural milieu that influenced their creativity and shaped their identities.
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