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Early modern women and the culture of print

Abstract:: How did women relate to print culture: this was powerfully influenced by their social status.

Publication status:: Accepted

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Stevenson, J. (2026). Early modern women and the culture of print. In K. M. McKenzie (Ed.), Print Culture and Communication in the Stuart World. Routledge.

MLA Style

Stevenson, J. “Early Modern Women and the Culture of Print.” Print Culture and Communication in the Stuart World, edited by KM McKenzie, Routledge, 2026.

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Stevenson, J. 2026. “Early Modern Women and the Culture of Print.” In Print Culture and Communication in the Stuart World, edited by KM McKenzie. Routledge.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: HUMS
Department:: English
Oxford college:: Campion Hall
Role:: Author
ORCID:: 0009-0002-8031-8627

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Role:: Editor

Publisher:: Routledge
Host title:: Print Culture and Communication in the Stuart World
Chapter number:: 16
EISBN:: 9781351057530
ISBN-10:: 1138482498
ISBN-13:: 9781138482494

Language:: English
Subtype:: Chapter
Pubs id:: 2287950
Local pid:: pubs:2287950
Deposit date:: 2026-05-14
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_f12cbc196bf340d9bde191b6184d5ac4

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Notes:: This chapter has been accepted for publication in Print Culture and Communication in the Stuart World, forthcoming from Routledge.

Licence:: Terms and Conditions of Use for Oxford University Research Archive

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