Moreover, the author's analysis of these specific texts is situated within an impressive historical and critical framework; starting in the late medieval period with brief considerations of 14th-century sumptuary laws and writers such as Christine De
Pizan, she draws parallels between descriptions of women's public appearances from the 15th-century works of Leon Battista Alberti to late 19thcentury capitalist society.
Christine de
Pizan and the Fight for France, by Tracy Adams.
Christine de
Pizan, Montaigne, Moliere, Diderot, Hugo, Giono.
Next, Mishtooni Bose focuses on the role of opinion in the vernacular philosophical and moral works of Christine de
Pizan and Bishop Reginald Pecock.
Mahoney offers a similar assessment of Hoccleve in "Middle English Regenderings of Christine de
Pizan," in The Medieval Opus: Imitation, Rewriting, and Transmission in the French Tradition, ed.
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Especially over the last few decades, Christine de
Pizan has served as a source of inspiration for medievalists and various researchers to such an extent that one might wonder if there is anything left to say about her.
On the textual level, feminists looking through history for "grand-mothers" have often visited the works and recorded histories of women like Christine de
Pizan, but feminist critical inquiry has often been sparked by thinking about motherhood in a self-reflexive way while the feminist scholar /close reader is herself a mother.
Nesse percurso nomes como Christine de
Pizan, Flora Tristan, Alexandra Kollontai, Simone de Beauvoir, Virginia Woolf, entre outras, se destacam, resgatando, assim, a importancia de mulheres que por meio de seus escritos impulsionaram e regeram as primeiras linhas de acao contra a conduta patriarcal imposta.
En su Epistola de Otea, por ejemplo, Christine de
Pizan le advierte al buen caballero de "estar al acecho a todas horas de Atropos y su lanza, que alcanza a todos y no perdona a nadie; esto te hara pensar en el alma" (34.
Hult's book focuses on the person responsible for launching the debate of the Romance of the Rose, Christine de
Pizan.
