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Monthly Archives: August 2011
SlutWalks and The Rape of Lucrece
I want to focus this post on the topic of blame-the-victim mentality when it comes to sexual violence perpetrated on women. When I was at Lehigh, I took a class on women’s health. I remember when the crisis of domestic … Continue reading
Posted in Why the Renaissance matters
Tagged Earl of Southampton, Feminism, poetry, Shakespeare, SlutWalks, The Rape of Lucrece, victimization
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“This heraldry in Lucrece’s face was seen/Argued by beauty’s red and virtue’s white”
This week’s post, which will be out on Friday, will deal with the theme of “blame the vicitm” mentality and rape by comparing Slut Walks and Shakespeare’s Rape of Lucrece. For those regular readers of mine, make sure to sucribe … Continue reading
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