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22 février 2017
- doi: 10.58079/o89z
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Chrestomathies and readers Handwriting Chirography Womyn Wimmin Woman Womon Human females Thinking Thoughts Mind Subject heading lists Lists of subject headings Subject headings, English Structured vocabularies (Subject headings) Subject authority records (Information retrieval) Vocabularies, Structured (Subject headings) Headings, Subject Controlled vocabularies (Subject headings) Thesauri (Controlled vocabularies) Subject authority files (Information retrieval) Indexing vocabularies Subject authorities (Information retrieval) Vocabularies, Controlled (Subject headings) Preschool readers English language--Chrestomathies English language--Readers Chrestomathies Pattern ModelCiter ce document
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Written by Jana Jackson The diverse uses of an early modern woman’s private space in the home, often termed her “closet,” are reflected in the writing she produced. A good Protestant woman, for example, was encouraged to take notes in her Bible and to also keep a commonplace book containing personal religious musings: “[Readers] were also trained to compile their own collections [of religious thoughts] on bound or loose-leaf pages, either following the subject headings of a trusted authority...