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Louise de Keralio reads the biography of Charles V written by Christine de Pizan: a comparison of two female intellectuals who lived four centuries apart [PDF]

, 2011
Un'originale intellettuale donna vissuta in Francia alla fine del XVIII secolo commenta all'interno di un'opera dedicata alla produzione femminile di testi le opere scritte da Christine de Pizan.
Muzzarelli, Maria Giuseppina
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Christine de Pizan

, 2023
Christine de Pizan (b. c. 1364–d. c. 1431) was one of the most prolific and impactful writers of the late Middle Ages, an early humanist and a rare female voice among the French literati of her day. Both of those distinctions give her a special standing in the evolution of French literature and thought. While the French Renaissance is generally aligned
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Cuando Apolo mató a Ganymedes. El “texte .liij.” de la Epistre Othea

Medievalia, 2022
La Epistre Othea de Christine de Pizan pretende mostrar una serie de modelos de lo que corresponde a un perfecto caballero. Para ello se sirve de fuentes diversas, y entre las más importantes está el Ovide moralisé; por eso, sorprende que uno de los ...
María José Folgar Brea
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«Cuer desirous» Enigmes lírics i mots heràldics en el Curial / «Cuer desirous». Lyrical Enigmas and Heraldic Words in Curial

Tirant, 2017
RESUM Curial e Güelfa (Itàlia, ca. 1445-1448), novel·la de cavalleria humanística en llengua catalana, presenta enigmes lírics i ànimes heràldiques –textos «micropoètics» incorporats a robes, joies i divises– que cal desxifrar per a entendre millor ...
Abel Soler
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Autour de Christine de Pizan : entre lyrisme courtois et engagement politique

Contextes, 2014
The reign of Charles VI (1380-1422) saw the emergence of the author as a character involved in politics. Christine de Pizan partakes in this movement, paying particular attention to her own image in the texts.
Claire-Marie Schertz
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Rewrite history, make history. Woman as subject in Christine de Pizan and Margaret Cavendish

Scienza & Politica, 2016
In The City of Ladies and Bell in Campo, Christine de Pizan and Margaret Cavendish imagine women’s participation to war as a metaphor of the sexual conflict that they must fight in order to conquer their visibility in history.
Paola Rudan
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Perfumes and perfume-making in the Celestina [PDF]

, 2009
Celestina’s house, as Dorothy Sherman Severin notes, is at the same time ‘a bawdy house, a factory for perfumes and cosmetics, and a symbol of the misrule of a woman empowered by her illegal professions of sorceress, witch and bawd’ (Severin 1995: 45 ...
Twomey, Lesley
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Fortune et le 'moi' ecrivant a la fin du moyen age: Autour de la Mutacion de Fortune de Christine de Pizan [PDF]

, 1999
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A reescrita do mito das Amazonas na obra A Cidade das Damas de Christine de Pizan

Anuário de Literatura, 2013
O presente artigo busca analisar a reapropriação do mito das Amazonas pela escritora Christine de Pizan (1364-1430), na obra A Cidade das Damas (1405), identificando na sua escrita, traços pioneiros do pensamento feminista.
Luciana Eleonora de F. C. Deplagne
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Women in the medieval university

Klio, 2023
This article analyses the literary sources and accounts of Novella d’Andrea, the daughter of Giovanni d’Andrea, an eminent professor at the Bolognese Studium.
Rosa Smurra
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