Considering Medieval Women and Gender (Record no. 8163)
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Personal name | Susan Mosher Stuard |
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Title | Considering Medieval Women and Gender |
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Expansion of summary note | Professor Stuard collects here a set of her articles on women and gender in the Middle Ages, beginning with her first, published in 1975. The first section, on marriage, opens with an exploration of the Ragusa/Dubrovnik archives, reaches out to consider patterns of gift-giving at marriage and of consumption. The second section focuses on slavery, specifically women destined for domestic service. The final parts contain historiographical surveys of the field of women and gender studies, and three biographical studies. |
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