Who is the greatest authoress in the history of literature?
>>8235571
st. teresa of avila
>>8235571
george elliot for the novel, emily dickinson for verse, you fucking cucks
>>8235591
>Dickinson over Bachmann
Disgusting.
>>8235609
wrong post lad
and if you are talking about ingeborg he is still right
>>8235592
>fucking cucks
oxymoron
jco
>>8235592
>Middlemarch
>Significant themes include the status of women, the nature of marriage, idealism, self-interest, religion, hypocrisy, political reform, and education.
Zzzzzzz doesn't seem worth reading
eva braun
>>8235629
lol did you just wiki that
>>8235629
it was written in the late 19th century, its not I'm woman hear me roar or w/e. good realist work
>>8235629
Genuine masterpiece, very much to my surprise.
>>8235635 is correct, but the novel has a distinctly feminine flavor. Dickens (not writing about Middlemarch) correctly guessed that Eliot was a woman based on her writing:
"the assurance on the title-page is insufficient to satisfy me, even now. If they originated with no woman, I believe that no man ever before had the art of making himself, mentally, so like a woman, since the world began…"
That works strongly in Middlemarch's favor. Masterpiece of a different mould without explicit, obnoxious identity-political goals.
No one. Women are unintelligent, uncreative and untalented..
There's a reason their brains are smaller and IQs are lower.
The greatest """""""authoress""""""" is at very best on par with a mediocre male book for kids writer.
>>8235790
>scientific facts are "memes" and "trolling"
Female/white knight pls go
>>8235806
>Feeeeeeeeeeeeeeemale
>>8235820
>argument
Clarice Lispector
>>8235837
>basic human logic
Please tell me more about 'logic'.
>>8235571
Edith Wharton
>>8235878
Please tell me more about logic.
/thread.
Also Josefina Vicens.
>>8235833
/thread.
Also Josefina Vicens.
