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The Aristotelian Philosophi
The Effect on Isotta Nog
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43 The inconsistencies throughout Plato’s wo
equal but unequal, women had a female na
male nature yet not equal, and men were s
en could do the same as men. See Michae
Argument in the Republic” (PhD diss., Un
Women were still viewed as the property
was no difference between men and wome
guardianship of the state. Plato was not a f
than men but advocated for women’s equ
proto-feminist is defined as someone wh
contrary to cultural and societal beliefs. S
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44 Allen, 660.
45 Daniel Bornstein and Roberto Rusconi,
Renaissance Italy, trans. by Margery J. Sch
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46 Allen, 717. See also Margaret L. King, “
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47 Margaret L. King, Renaissance Humanism
bert Rabil, Jr. (Philadelphia: University of
48 Borsic and Karasman, 45.
49 Nogarola, 35, 52 .
50 King, “The Patriciate and the Intellectuals
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51 Feng, 74.
52 Jaqueline Broad and Karen Green, A His
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53 Ross, 2.
54 Bartlett, 26.
55 Allison Levy, ed., Sex Acts in Early Mod
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