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Jeremy Cudd, “A Way of Working: An Individual and Comparative Examination of the Functional Elements of Tartuffe, The Country Wife, and Arms and the Man” - An essay comparing Wycherley’s work to that of his contemporary Molière and that of the modern dramatist George Bernard Shaw.
Abbe Miller, “The Successful Rake: Licentious Behavior in William Wycherley’s Writing” - A short essay contextualizing The Country Wife in view of the sexual mores of Wycherley’s day.
“Marriage vs. A Libertine Philosophy in Wycherley’s The Country Wife and Aphra Behn’s The Rover” - A short blog entry analyzing the themes of marriage and libertinism in The Country Wife and the work of Wycherley’s contemporary, woman of letters Aphra Behn.
“The Country Wife” - A brief study guide for The Country Wife.
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“The Country Wife Q&A” - Questions and answers about The Country Wife.
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- Summary and Analysis of Act II.
- Summary and Analysis of Act III.
- Summary and Analysis of Act IV, Scenes 1-2.
- Summary and Analysis of Act IV, Scenes 3-4.
- Summary and Analysis of Act V, Scenes 1-3.
- Summary and Analysis of Act V, Scene 4 and Epilogue.
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