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Christine de Pizan’ın The Book of the City of Ladies Adlı Eserinde Kadın Deneyiminin Anlatımı

2023
Christine de Pizan (1363/1364?-1430) is recognised as the first professional female writer who left a significant mark not only on medieval literature but also women’s writing tradition. Depending on personal and collective female experience, she becomes the writer of over a hundred literary pieces in which she deals with different aspects of women’s ...
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‘Now a New Kingdom of Femininity is Begun’

Women & Politics, 1999
Abstract Though it has been virtually ignored by historians of political thought, Christine de Pizan's The Book of the City of Ladies(1405) is the first work of political theory on the grand scale by a woman. It is a serious analysis of the nature of political reality, and it offers a remedy common in the Western political tradition the creation of a ...
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Genève, Bibliothèque de Genève, Ms. fr. 180 : Christine de Pisan, The Book of the City of Ladies

Christine de Pisan, a writer and poet of great renoun, was the author of numerous works and was personally involved in the design and production of manuscripts of her works. This hold true for this codex, which contains an account of the building of a utopian city by and for women.
Petau, Alexandre, Lullin, Ami, Christine, de Pisan   +2 more
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"Fit for All Tasks": The Political Theory of Christine de Pizan in The Book City of Ladies

1991
Christine de Pizan is commonly referred to as "the first woman of letters" in our cultural history. Christine scholars have long appreciated her ability to transform the literary genres of her time and most have noticed her concern with political events. Yet few scholars have proceeded with a thorough analysis of Christine's political writings. In what
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The Book of the City of Ladies

Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, 1983
Joan M. Ferrante, Christine de Pizan, Jeffrey Richards   +2 more
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I Have a Dream: Christine de Pizan’s The Book of the City of Ladies and Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own

2011
Early on in A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf (or, rather, the first-person narrator Woolf creates) travels through rainy London streets to the ultimate source for truth about any and every subject: she goes to the British Library, then housed inside the famed British Museum.
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Transportation emissions scenarios for New York City under different carbon intensities of electricity and electric vehicle adoption rates

Nature Energy, 2021
Mine IŞik, Rebecca S Dodder, Pervin Özge Kaplan   +2 more
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‘The Book of the City of Ladies’ and Other Writings by Christine de Pizan

Modern Language Review, 2020
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The Book of the City of Ladies (review)

Biography, 1984
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Hematology and oncology clinical care during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2020
Manish A Shah, Tsiporah B Shore, Sebastian Mayer   +2 more
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