10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COQUETRY»
Discover the use of
coquetry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
coquetry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Refiguring the Coquette: Essays on Culture and
Coquetry
This is a collection of nine original essays selected and edited with a twofold aim: to establish the parameters of coquetry as it was defined and represented in the long eighteenth century, and to reconsider this traditional figure in ...
Shelley King, Yaël Rachel Schlick, 2008
2
The Father and Daughter and Dangers of
Coquetry
I. Reviews of Dangers of Coquetry i. The European Magazine, and London
Review 17 (May 1790): 352. THE Author of these volumes professes to have
written them for the perusal of the thoughtless and the young, with a view to teach
the ...
Amelia Opie, Shelley King, John B. Pierce, 2003
3
The Presbyterian Magazine
W. S. MINISTERIAL COQUETRY. COQUETRY is an offensive trait of character.
Bad as it is in a ball room, or in a circle of the gay and worldly, it is worse among
ministers, and in the house of God. Dr. Green says, " ministerial coquetry I have ...
Cortlandt Van Rensselaer, 1851
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Museum of Foreign Literature and Science
The influence of coquetry on the female character, like that of most other
passions, depends very much on the sense of the individual — all good gifts
being alike liable to abuse. There are some women in whom coquetry is so
prevalent, that ...
5
The Museum of Foreign Literature and Science
His coquetry was evident; and he answered pertinently all questions, never
belying at the same time his fixed opinion, that he was endowed with a maiden's
charms. We looked over the book of reports, and found seven-eighths of the
female ...
6
The Keepsake for MDCCCXLIII
THOUGHTS ON COQUETRY. BY MRS. TORHE HOLME. Hoc ridet, inquara-
Venus ipsa, rident Simplicis nympha, ferus et Cupido. — Horace. I have heard it
observed that the emblem of coquetry should be a beautiful flower that
possesses no ...
7
Our Coquettes: Capacious Desire in the Eighteenth Century
But coquetry, like an uninvited guest, keeps returning to threaten her happy
situation. The narrative's early paragraphs describe her coquettish behavior as a
compulsion or addiction that afflicts Louisa in spite of her great “sensibility”: “her
ear ...
Theresa Braunschneider, 2009
8
The Paradise of Coquettes,: A Poem. : In Nine Parts
A Poem. : In Nine Parts Thomas Brown. analog. Address to the Spirits that watch
over Woman, and record her vows. Portents that marked the vow of Zephyra.
Descent of the Genius of Coquetry. Melodies that announce his approach.
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Secondary Heroines in Nineteenth-century British and ...
By linking the social coquetry apparent within the novel with the coquetry of
Foster's text, which teases the reader with omissions and enclosed letters,
Foster's characters teach each other, and readers, a more successful coquetry
than Eliza's: ...
10
Mooriana: or, Selections from the works of J. Moore, ...
COQUETRY. It is often said that a coquette may be a virtuous woman ; that she
only amuses herself by attracting the attention of men, and deceiving them with
false hopes. I am not now speaking of that playful and thoughtless coquetry
which ...
John Moore, rev Francis Prevost, 1803
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COQUETRY»
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coquetry is used in the context of the following news items.
8 Surprising Crossovers Between Music and Sports
For some, however, this coquetry in another field became more serious -- occasionally creating a second career. With that in mind, here are ... «Riverfront Times, Jun 15»
Major brands get in on Ramadan season
The ad features variations of the personalised Coke bottle which make cameos during post-terawih coquetry and pregnancy announcements. «Marketing Interactive, Jun 15»
My UAE: The jewellery designer Muna Al Haddad
The name Ghenej means “coquetry”, and was chosen by Al Haddad because it demonstrates the uniqueness of femininity. Her works are ... «The National, Jun 15»
You Want an Easy Life? - Start Flirting
... misinterpreted as being nice, nope, I'm talking good old-fashioned, shameless eye-fluttering, girlie giggling, high-heeled clopping coquetry. «Huffington Post UK, Jun 15»
A 'Streetcar' that will move you
At the end, Eve Mutso as Blanche flickered from panic to girlish coquetry simply through the presentation of her breastbone and the lift of her ... «Washington Post, May 15»
35th Anniversary Gala, Vienna Festival Ballet at Worthing Pavilion
... Smith, Enas, Lancaster and Mucha disguised under bobsy blonde or brunette wigs, hip wiggles and coquetry. The girls are decidedly on top. «Chichester Observer, May 15»
Far From the Madding Crowd, 1967 film review
... round in, suggesting convincingly Bathsheba's curious combination of coquetry with integrity and generally meriting the description “disturber ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Shakespeare's Women Were Super-Complex, And Here Are 6 …
As Packer writes, “They stay in their frocks; they align their perceptions as women not with coquetry or docility but with words that challenge the ... «Bustle, Apr 15»
Women and comedy: Reaching out to the female target audience in …
If “Kocan Kadar Konuş” is a modern-day tale of just being yourself and refusing to assert “female chicanery and coquetry” in order to manipulate ... «Today's Zaman, Apr 15»
Audiences spend a few hours in Ross's garden of theater
Her shameless coquetry, often addressed to the audience, maintained the play's dynamism. She delivered comedy brilliantly when the plot ... «Swarthmore College The Phoenix Online, Apr 15»
