Chiara Ghezzi is Adjunct Professor of English Language and Translation at the University of Naples L’Orientale, Italy. Her research interests include pragmatics, stylistics, argumentation, literary and historical linguistics. Since 2021, she has been a member of the administrative staff for the Argo Research Centre (Interuniversity Research Centre for the Study of Argumentation, Pragmatics and Stylistics). She is currently working on pragmatics and argumentation in Early Modern English literary and non-literary texts and on (im)politeness in cinema and tv series. Her most recent works include chapters and articles on religious discourse (Religion, Science, and Reasonable Doubts: Persuading into (Un)faith, 2023) and taboo and (im)politeness (Compliments, insults, and broken taboos in Richard III’s quest for power, 2024).

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• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Representation Of Women In The Renaissance.- Chapter 3. Early Modern Rhetoric.- Chapter 4. Theoretical Background.- Chapter 5. Data And Analysis.

Chiara Ghezzi is Adjunct Professor of English Language and Translation at the University of Naples L’Orientale, Italy. Her research interests include pragmatics, stylistics, argumentation, literary and historical linguistics. Since 2021, she has been a member of the administrative staff for the Argo Research Centre (Interuniversity Research Centre for the Study of Argumentation, Pragmatics and Stylistics). She is currently working on pragmatics and argumentation in Early Modern English literary and non-literary texts and on (im)politeness in cinema and tv series. Her most recent works include chapters and articles on religious discourse (Religion, Science, and Reasonable Doubts: Persuading into (Un)faith, 2023) and taboo and (im)politeness (Compliments, insults, and broken taboos in Richard III’s quest for power, 2024).

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• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Representation Of Women In The Renaissance.- Chapter 3. Early Modern Rhetoric.- Chapter 4. Theoretical Background.- Chapter 5. Data And Analysis.

Chiara Ghezzi is Adjunct Professor of English Language and Translation at the University of Naples L’Orientale, Italy. Her research interests include pragmatics, stylistics, argumentation, literary and historical linguistics. Since 2021, she has been a member of the administrative staff for the Argo Research Centre (Interuniversity Research Centre for the Study of Argumentation, Pragmatics and Stylistics). She is currently working on pragmatics and argumentation in Early Modern English literary and non-literary texts and on (im)politeness in cinema and tv series. Her most recent works include chapters and articles on religious discourse (Religion, Science, and Reasonable Doubts: Persuading into (Un)faith, 2023) and taboo and (im)politeness (Compliments, insults, and broken taboos in Richard III’s quest for power, 2024).

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• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Representation Of Women In The Renaissance.- Chapter 3. Early Modern Rhetoric.- Chapter 4. Theoretical Background.- Chapter 5. Data And Analysis.