Medieval WomenCambridge University Press, 18. sep. 1997 - 104 sider Throughout her career as a medieval historian, Eileen Power was engaged on a book about women in the Middle Ages. She did not live to write the book but some of the material she collected found its way into her popular lectures on medieval women. These lectures are now brought together, edited by M.M. Postan, and reveal the world in which women lived, were educated, worked, and worshipped. Power gives a vivid account of the worlds of the lady, the peasant, the townswoman, and the nun. The result is a historical yet intimate picture of a period gone by yet with resonances for today. For this edition, an essay on Eileen Power, by Maxine Berg, is also included. It offers an intimate portrait of the writer and social historian. |
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Medieval ideas about women | 1 |
The lady | 27 |
The working woman in town and country | 45 |
The education of women | 68 |
Nunneries | 81 |
Notes | 92 |
List of illustrations | 97 |
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