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Zemon-Davis And Engel's Summary

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Part of Zemon-Davis and Engel’s differences is the nature of the type of book they wished to write, as well as the time periods of which they wrote. The seventeenth century was not as revolutionary for women as the post-Great Reforms Era of nineteenth-century Russia when everything, for everyone, was changing. “Static” and “value” are by no means mutually exclusive and a picture of the static reality for many women is not unimportant picture to write, especially considering the silence that has been the reality of so much of women’s history. Likewise plotting a narrative to understand philosophic changes in authority and how they affected the populous, especially those on the periphery, is not inherently more valuable. However, the difference
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