Early Modern Privacy and Authorship Represented In Dorothy Osborne’s Letters -

분야	어문학 > 국문학
저자	Kim, Hyekyeng
발행기관	미래영어영문학회
간행물정보	영어영문학 2019년, 영어영문학 제24권 제1호, 245page~266page(총22page)
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부제 :
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Efforts to Build Trust and Fight for Privacy through Maintaining Correspondence
Ⅲ. Letters Served as a Way to Express Personal Voice and Private Self as a Sign of Intimacy
Ⅳ. Building Her Readership as a Writer
Ⅴ. Conclusion
Works Cited
Abstract

영문초록

This paper attempts to examine Dorothy Osborne’s epistolary style through her letters written to Sir William Temple. A total of 78 letters were written between 1652 to 1654 which helped to maintain the lengthy clandestine courtship between them. This study aims to specifically illustrate how Osborne strives to keep privacy as an aristocratic woman in the early modern period as well as successfully manages to build trust with her audience. Osborne’s emphasis on honesty is examined, which she uses to elucidate personal thoughts and feelings toward concurrent issues in her time and create intimacy between them. Furthermore, the letters show her authorship as a writer by dealing with topics and themes as abundant as any literary piece. This study hopes to illuminate the literary and historical significance of Osborne’s letters as they provide a vivid window into the epistolary style popular in that time, Osborne’s own role in as an aristocrat, as well as to the larger aristocratic society of the early modern period.