This important feminist literary study explores the roles of women in Shakespeare’s plays, analyzing themes of love, marriage, sexuality, and power. Includes black and white illustrations of historical Shakespearean performances and artworks.

📖 Details:

• Author: Irene G. Dash

• Title: Wooing, Wedding, and Power: Women in Shakespeare’s Plays

• Publisher: Columbia University Press, New York, 1981

• Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket, cloth with gilt lettering

• Pages: 298

• Language: English

• ISBN: 0-231-05238-3

• Subject: Shakespeare, Women in Literature, Feminism and Literature

📚 Condition:
The book itself is in excellent vintage condition – clean, tight binding, no writing or marks. Dust jacket shows some minor edge wear consistent with age but remains intact and protective. Pages are printed on durable acid-free paper.

✨ A rare and collectible volume for lovers of Shakespeare, feminist literary criticism, and vintage academic publishing. Perfect for collectors, libraries, or as a unique gift.