Lucrezia Marinella - Revision history

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Robert Brockway: Partial import from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lucrezia_Marinella&oldid=1180182938

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Partial import from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lucrezia_Marinella&oldid=1180182938

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Robert Brockway at 14:07, 22 December 2023

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−	[[Lucrezia Marinella]] (1571-1653) was an Italian poet, author, philosopher, polemicist, and [[women's rights advocate]]. She is best known for her polemical treatise The Nobility and Excellence of Women and the Defects and Vices of Men (1600)~~. Her works demonstrate a clear belief in [[female supremacy]]~~.	+	[[Lucrezia Marinella]] (1571-1653) was an Italian poet, author, philosopher, polemicist, and [[women's rights advocate]]. She is best known for her polemical treatise The Nobility and Excellence of Women and the Defects and Vices of Men (1600).

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 At first it may seem an astonishing anomaly to see the wife dressed like a lady and the husband so basely that he often appears to be her servant or butler, but if we consider the matter properly, we find it reasonable because it is necessary for a woman, even if she is humble and low, to be ornamented in this way because of her natural dignity and excellence, and for the man to be less so, like a servant or beast born to serve her. As well as in the ways already narrated, women have been honored by men with great and eminent titles that are used by them continually, being commonly referred to as donne, for, as was demonstrated in the first chapter, the name donna means lady and mistress. When men refer to women thus, they honor them, though they may not intend to, by calling them ladies, even if they are humble and of a lowly disposition. In truth, to express the nobility of this sex men could not find a more appropriate and fitting name than donna, which immediately shows women’s superiority and precedence over men, because by calling women mistress they show themselves of necessity to be subjects and servants.
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 [[Lucrezia Marinella]] (1571-1653) was an Italian poet, author, philosopher, polemicist, and [[women's rights advocate]]. She is best known for her polemical treatise The Nobility and Excellence of Women and the Defects and Vices of Men (1600). Her works demonstrate a clear belief in [[female supremacy]].
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 At first it may seem an astonishing anomaly to see the wife dressed like a lady and the husband so basely that he often appears to be her servant or butler, but if we consider the matter properly, we find it reasonable because it is necessary for a woman, even if she is humble and low, to be ornamented in this way because of her natural dignity and excellence, and for the man to be less so, like a servant or beast born to serve her. As well as in the ways already narrated, women have been honored by men with great and eminent titles that are used by them continually, being commonly referred to as donne, for, as was demonstrated in the first chapter, the name donna means lady and mistress. When men refer to women thus, they honor them, though they may not intend to, by calling them ladies, even if they are humble and of a lowly disposition. In truth, to express the nobility of this sex men could not find a more appropriate and fitting name than donna, which immediately shows women’s superiority and precedence over men, because by calling women mistress they show themselves of necessity to be subjects and servants.
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		+	At first it may seem an astonishing anomaly to see the wife dressed like a lady and the husband so basely that he often appears to be her servant or butler, but if we consider the matter properly, we find it reasonable because it is necessary for a woman, even if she is humble and low, to be ornamented in this way because of her natural dignity and excellence, and for the man to be less so, like a servant or beast born to serve her. As well as in the ways already narrated, women have been honored by men with great and eminent titles that are used by them continually, being commonly referred to as donne, for, as was demonstrated in the first chapter, the name donna means lady and mistress. When men refer to women thus, they honor them, though they may not intend to, by calling them ladies, even if they are humble and of a lowly disposition. In truth, to express the nobility of this sex men could not find a more appropriate and fitting name than donna, which immediately shows women’s superiority and precedence over men, because by calling women mistress they show themselves of necessity to be subjects and servants.
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