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women’s work identities in post Black Death
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- Bethlehem, Ulrike, "Double standards in
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- Buck, R. A., "Women and Language in the
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- Carr, Annemarie Weyl, "Threads of
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Ages,"
- in Robes and honor: the medieval world
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- Gordon, 59-93, New Middle Ages series
(Palgrave, 2001).
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- Christine de Pizan 2000: studies on
Christine de Pizan in honour of Angus J.
- Kennedy, edited by John Campbell
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- Rodopi, 2000).
-
- (All notes appear in the back of the
book)
- Contents: John Campbell, "Angus J.
Kennedy," 15-19 and "Angus J. Kennedy: list
- of publications," 21-27; Nadia Margolis,
"Christine at 600," 31-45, 301-303;
- Barbara K. Altmann, "Through the byways of
lyric and narrative: the Voiage
- d’oultremer in the ballade
cycles of Christine de Pizan," 49-64, 303-306;
Rosalind
- Grant-Brown, "Christine de Pizan: feminist
linguist avant la lettre?," 65-76, 306-
- 307; Peter V. Davies, "’Si bas suis
qu’ a peine/releveray’: Christine de Pizan’s
use
- of enjambement," 77-90, 308-315; Liliane
Dulac, "Quelques élements d’une
- poétique de l’exemple dans le
Corps de policie," 91-104, 316-317; Andrea W.
- Tarnowski, "Perspectives on the
Advision," 105-114, 317-318; Jane H. M. Taylor,
- "Mimesis meets artifice: two lyrics by
Christine de Pizan," 115-122, 319-320;
- Glynnis M. Cropp, "Christine de Pizan and
Alexander the Great," 125-134, 320-
- 322; Thelma S. Fenster, "Christine at
Carnant: reading Christine de Pizan reading
- Chrétien de Troyes’s Erec
et Enide," 135-148, 322-324; Bernard
Ribémont,
- "Christine de Pizan et la figure de la
mère," 149-161, 324; Kenneth Varty,
- "Christine’s guided tour of the
Sale merveilleuse: on reactions to reading and
- being guided round mediaeval murals in
real and imaginary buildings," 163-173,
- 325; Gilbert Ouy and Christine M. Reno,
"Où mène le Chemin de long
estude?:
- Christine de Pizan, Ambrogio Migli, et les
ambitions impériales de Louis
d’Orléans
- ms. BNF fr. 1643)," 177-195, 325-328; Earl
Jeffrey Richards, "Christine de Pizan
- and Jean Gerson: an intellectual
friendship," 197-208, 328-330; Charity Cannon
- "The Dominican abbey of Poissy in 1400,"
209-218, 330-331; Eric Hicks,
- "Excerpts and originality: authorial
purpose in the Fais et bonnes meurs," 221-
- 231, 331-334; James C. Laidlaw, "Maurice
Roy (1856-1932) and Christine de
- Pizan," 233-250, 334-336; Nadia Margolis,
"The poem’s progress: Christine’s
- Autres balades no. 42 and the
fortunes of a text," 251-262, 336-338; Gianni
- Mombello, "Pour la réception de
Christine de Pizan en Italie: L’arte del rimare
de
- Giovanni M. Barbieri," 263-281,
338-347; Lori Walters, "’Translating’
Petrarch:
- Cité des dames II.7.1,
Jean Daudin, and vernacular authority," 283-297,
347-350;
- Index of manuscripts,
413-414.
-
- Crabb,Ann, The Strozzi of
Florence: widowhood and family solidarity in the Renaissance
- [Allesandra Strozzi, 1407-1471]
(University of Michigan Press, 2000).
-
Crossing the bridge: comparative essays
on medieval European and Heian Japanese
- women writers, edited by Barbara
Stevenson and Cynthia Ho, The new Middle
- Ages series (Palgrave, 2000).
-
- Contents: H. Richard Okada, "Speaking for:
surrogates and The tale of Genji,"
- 5-27; Barbara Stevenson, "Re-visioning the
widow Christine de Pizan, 29-44;
- Joshua S. Mostow, "On becoming Ukifune:
autobiographical heroines in Heian
- and Kamakura literature," 45-60; Nanda
Hopenwasser and Signe Wegener, "Vox
- matris: the influence of St.
Birgitta’s Revelations on The book of Margery
Kempe:
- St. Birgitta and Margery Kempe as wives
and mothers, 61-85; S. Lea Millay, "The
- voice of the court woman poet," 91-116;
John R. Wallace, "Romantic entreaty in
- The Kagero diary and The letters
of Abelard and Heloise," 117-132; Cynthia Ho,
- "Words alone cannot express: epistles in
Marie de France and Murasaki
- Shikibu," 133-152; Carol E. Harding,
"’True lovers’: love and irony in Murasaki
- Shikibu Christine de Pizan, "153-173;
Marco D. Roman, "Reclaiming the self
- through silence: The Riverside
Counselor’s stories and the Lais of Marie
de
- France, "175-188; Mara Miller, "The lady
in the garden: subjects and objects
- in an ideal world," 189-211.
-
- Dangler, Jean, Mediating fictions:
literature, women healers, and the go-between
- in medieval and early modern Iberia
(Bucknell University Press, 2001).
-
- Diemling, Maria, "The image of women in
the writings of Victor of Carben," Proceedings
- of the twelfth World Congress of Jewish
Studies, Jerusalem, July 29-August 5,
- 1997. Division B: History of the
Jewish people, 91-100, (World Union of Jewish
- Studies, 2000).
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- El Kholi, Susann, "Between claim and
reality: the clergy in the correspondence of
- Hildegard of Bingen," in Double
standards in the ancient and
- medieval world, edited by Karla
Pollmann, 167-183, Göttinger Forum für
- Altertums-wissenschaften. Beihefte; bd. 1
(Duehrkohp & Radicke, 2000).
-
- Extraordinary women of the medieval and
Renaissance world: a biographical
- dictionary, Carole Levin, Debra
Barrett-Graves, Jo Eldridge Carney, W.M.
- Spellman, Gwynne Kennedy, and Stephanie
Witham (Greenwood Press, 2000).
- 70 biographical articles on some medieval
and early modern women. Carole
- Levin’s introduction states
"[We] deliberately chose not to include women
of
- the time who are most famous today . . ..
Some of the women included here are
- fairly well known, whereas others are
quite obscure (xiv)." The former include
- women such as Anne Askew, Christina
Markyate, Marguerite Porete, and Mary
- Wroth; the latter Margherita Datini,
Hürrem Sultan, Nzinga, Queen of Angola,
- Sei Shonagon, and Levina Teerlinc.
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- or occupation and by country or region,
and a timeline.
-
- Fleming, Peter, Family and household in
medieval England, Social history in
- perspective series (Palgrave,
2001).
-
French, Katherine L., The people of the
parish : community life in a late medieval Englifsh diocese
- (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001).
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- Gendering the Middle Ages,
Gender & History 12:3 (November 2000) special
issue,
- edited by Pauline Stafford and Anneke B.
Mulder-Bakker.
-
- Contents: Kate Cooper and Conrad
Leyser, "The gender of grace: impotence, servitude,
- and manliness in the fifth-century West,"
536-551; Julia M.H. Smith,"Did women have a
transformation
- in the Roman world?," 552-571; Leslie
Brubaker and Helen Tobler, "The gender of money:
- Byzantine empresses on coins (324-802),"
572-594; Eva M. Synek, "'Ex utroque sexu
- fidelium tres ordines' -- the status of
women in early medieval canon law," 595-621;
- Patricia Skinner, "'Halt! Be men!':
Sikelgaita of Salerno, gender and the Norman conquest of southern
Italy,"
- 622-641; Anneke B. Mulder-Bakker, "The
metamorphosis of women: transmission of knowledge
- and the problem of gender," 642-664;
Rosalynn Voaden and Stephanie Volf, "Visions of my youth:
- representations of the childhood of
medieval visionaries," 665-684; Ludwig Schmugge,
"Female
- petitioners in the papal
Penitentiary,"685-703; Cordula Nolte, "Gendering
princely
- dynasties: some notes on family structure,
social networks, and communication at the courts
- of the Margraves of Brandenburg-Ansbach
around 1500," 704-721; thematic book review essays
- by Janet L. Nelson, "Gender, memory and
social power," 722-734; Katherine J. Lewis,
- "Gender and sanctity in the Middle Ages,"
735-744; S.H. Rigby, "Gendering the
- Black Death: women in later medieval
England," 745-754; and Felicity Riddy, "Nunneries,
- communities and the revaluation of
domesticity," 755-762.
-
- Hanawalt, Barbara A., "Violence in the
domestic milieu of late medieval England,"
- in Violence in medieval society,
edited by Richard W. Kaeuper, 197-214,
- (Boydell, 2000).
-
- Howey, Ann F., Rewriting the women of
Camelot: Arthurian popular fiction and
- feminism, Contributions to the
study of science fiction and fantasy; no. 93
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Middle Ages," in A history of women’s
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Switzerland, edited by Jo Catling, 13-26
- (University of Cambridge Press,
2000.
-
- Jacquin, Gérard, "Éducation
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siècle:
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territoires angevins à la fin du
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l’École française de Rome 275,
(École
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- Jussen, Bernhard, Der Name der Witwe:
Erkundungen zur Semantik de
- mittelalterlichen Bußkultur,
Veröffentlichungen des Max-Planck-
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(Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2000.
-
- Kay, Sarah, "The sublime body of the
martyr: violence in early Romance saints
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sociey, edited by Richard W. Kaeuper,
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-
- Keller, Hildegard Elisabeth, My secret
is mine: studies on religion and eros in
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spirituality supplements; 4 (Peeters,
- 2000).
-
- Kelly, Kathleen Coyne, Performing
virginity and testing chastity in the Middle
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- Koslin, Désirée, The robe of
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- Melammed, Renée Levine, "Castilian
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- World Congress of Jewish Studies,
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the Jewish people, 101-107, (World Union of Jewish Studies,
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- Merceron, Jacques E., "De
l’hagiographie ‘a la chanson d’aventures:
l’image de
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nous dist li escris . . . che est la
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- Nassiet, Michel, Parenté,
noblesse et états dynastiques XVe-XVIe siècles,
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- Peters, Christine, "Gender, sacrament and
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England," Past & Present, no. 169
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- Petit, Aimé, "Le premier portrait
féminin dans le roman du Moyen Âge: les
filles
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- Riccoboni, Bartolomea, Life and death
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- Sághy, Marianne, "Les femmes de la
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- Schlotheuber, Eva, "’Nullum
regimen difficilius et periculosius est regimine
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-
- Women and miracle stories, edited
by Anne-Marie Korte, Studies in the history of
- religions (Brill, 2001).
-
- Partial contents: Magda Misset-van de Weg,
"Magic, miracle and miracle
- workers in the Acts of Thecla,"
29-52; Giselle de Nie, "Fatherly and
- motherly curing in sixth-century Gaul:
Saint Radegund’s Mysterium,"
- 53-86; Jacqueline Borsje, "Women in
Columba’s life, as seen through
- the eyes of his biographer
Adomnán," 87-122; Marcel Poorthuis and
- Chana Safrai, "Fresh water for a tired
soul: pregnancy and messianic
- desire in a medieval Jewish document from
Sicily," 123-144; Anke E.
- Passenier, "The life of Christina
Mirabilis: miracles and the construc-
- tion of marginality," 145-178; Marianne
Elsakkers, "In pain you shall
- bear children (Gen. 3:16): medieval
prayers for a safe delivery," 179-
- 209.