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Christine de Pizan, France’s memorialist
Journal of European Studies, 2005This study deals with the ways that Christine de Pizan (c. 1365-1430) transformed her personal memories of King Charles V into an enduring form of national memory by allying her 1404 biography of Charles with official French history. To legitimize her role as royal biographer, Christine created a double-gendered persona evocative of Mary and Christ ...
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‘Je, Christine’: Christine de Pizan’s Autobiographical Topoi
2010The literary output of Christine de Pizan (1365–c.1429) was prolific, spanning almost four decades and encompassing a range of genres, including courtly verse, epistolary polemic and consolatio, historical biography, verse and prose allegory, political speculum, moral advice and conduct manual.
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Les autoportraits de Christine de Pizan
2013Très souvent utilisé dans les études consacrées aux œuvres de Christine de Pizan, le terme autoportrait a été pris dans des acceptions très diverses. Si l’extrême plasticité de cette métaphore fait qu’elle est en elle-même un instrument de description peu précis, nous avons tenté de montrer qu’elle paraît cependant très appropriée pour désigner tout à ...
Dulac, Liliane, Reno, Christine
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Les Virelais de Christine de Pizan
Le Moyen Français, 2001Nouvelle edition des vingt virelais de Christine de Pizan selon un schema qui, a ce jour, n'a jamais ete suivi par les editeurs - anciens et modernes - de l'oeuvre lyrique de la poetesse.
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History of Philosophy & Logical Analysis
Abstract I argue that the fifteenth-century writer Christine de Pizan, rather than Karl Marx, should be credited with anticipating the distinction he drew between the class-in-itself and the class-for-itself. She does so in her most famous work, The City of Ladies, where she adapts Augustine’s view of what a “city” is to distinguish interests that ...
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Abstract I argue that the fifteenth-century writer Christine de Pizan, rather than Karl Marx, should be credited with anticipating the distinction he drew between the class-in-itself and the class-for-itself. She does so in her most famous work, The City of Ladies, where she adapts Augustine’s view of what a “city” is to distinguish interests that ...
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Reinterpreting Christine de Pizan
The Modern Language Review, 1995Rosalind Brown-Grant +1 more
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Boccaccio e Christine de Pizan
2013Dalla complessa fortuna di Boccaccio in Francia, si esamina la ricezione da parte di Christine de Pizan nelle miniature e nelle opere.
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