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Frauenzimmer Gesprech-Spiele

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  • Georg Philipp Harsdörfer

    
read in its time was Frauenzimmer Gesprech-Spiele (1641–49; “Women’s Conversation Plays”), which, like many of his works, had a didactic purpose. It consists of eight dialogues aimed at teaching women all they need to know to become useful members of society. His Pegnesisches SchĂ€fergedicht (1644; “Pegnitz Idyll”), written with Klaj


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read in its time was Frauenzimmer Gesprech-Spiele (1641–49; “Women’s Conversation Plays”), which, like many of his works, had a didactic purpose. It consists of eight dialogues aimed at teaching women all they need to know to become useful members of society. His Pegnesisches SchĂ€fergedicht (1644; “Pegnitz Idyll”), written with Klaj


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