الفهرس 
Keats and the archetypal femalOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
Recent studies on Keats (1795-1820)and women converge into two major branches. One effeminizes the poet, classing him as an honour-ary women, and the other counts him a member of a patriarchal cul-ture,hostile to women. Keats himself has unintentionally contributed to both accusations by his uncalculated pronouncements. The argu-ments of critics on the gender of Keats(the ideological, not the biological, of course started early in Keats’s poetic career and has continued till this day. But the accusation of hostility agaist women has originated latly at the hands of the feminist critics who often give thought, convincing studies on both branches.