Slip-Shod Sibyls
recognition, rejection and the woman poet
Women poets
Vrouwelijke auteurs
Poetry, history and criticism
Women's studies
Women in literature
Engels
Englisch
Women and literature
Feminism
English poetry
Women authors
Poetry
Literature
History and criticism
Biography
History
"The term 'slip-shod sibyls' is adapted from a gibe of Alexander Pope. It encapsulates the common contempt for the half-educated women who dared to expose themselves in the literary market-place, convinced that they were born poets." "In this collection Germaine Greer argues that the problem is not …
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