Three Medieval Views of Women: "La Contenance des Fames," "Le Bien des Fames," "Le Blasme des Fames"
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (921 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0300044429 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 184 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Social history --Medieval, 500-1500 --Sources. Contains some pen markings (underlining, notes). A near fine paperback copy. Illustrated. Women --History --Middle Ages, 500-1500. Includes index. Bibliography: p. Subjects: French poetry --To 1500 --Translations into English. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 23 cm. : ill. ; 168 pages; Description: xii, 168 p. 149-165
Gio said Medievalists, Poets, Feminists, Take Note!. The three views of women announced in the title are expressed in three poems written in France, surely by men, sometime before 1Medievalists, Poets, Feminists, Take Note! The three views of women announced in the title are expressed in three poems written in France, surely by men, sometime before 1328. The texts of the three poems, two in the Francien dialect of medieval Paris and one in Anglo-Norman, are included, along with ample notes and solid English translations. These are not long poems; they are onl. "Medievalists, Poets, Feminists, Take Note!" according to Gio. The three views of women announced in the title are expressed in three poems written in France, surely by men, sometime before 1Medievalists, Poets, Feminists, Take Note! The three views of women announced in the title are expressed in three poems written in France, surely by men, sometime before 1328. The texts of the three poems, two in the Francien dialect of medieval Paris and one in Anglo-Norman, are included, along with ample notes and solid English translations. These are not long poems; they are onl. 28. The texts of the three poems, two in the Francien dialect of medieval Paris and one in Anglo-Norman, are included, along with ample notes and solid English translations. These are not long poems; they are onl. 8. The texts of the three poems, two in the Francien dialect of medieval Paris and one in Anglo-Norman, are included, along with ample notes and solid English translations. These are not long poems; they are onl