This free edition is part of my project to make portions of Haywood’s historically significant periodical (it is widely considered the first periodical by a woman for women) glossed and edited, and available to a wider audience that includes scholars, graduate and undergraduate students.
This new digital edition is available to be explored at Human Abstracts >> Digital Editions >> “An Undisputed Right to this Offering.”
I co-developed the Going Beyond Lear: Philosophy and Hamlet module with two colleagues and our professor, which was published on the Wayne State University website, Dividing the Kingdoms: Interdisciplinary Methods for Teaching King
Link to the Edition on The Warrior Women Project at Wayne State The story of the so-called “Aliena” appearing in the third of Eliza Haywood’s four-volume The Female Spectator—largely considered the
Karenza Sutton-Bennett and I serve as General Editors for the digital critical edition and learning community in-progress, The Lady’s Museum Project, at ladysmuseum.com.
