The Concept of Woman, Vol. 2 Part 2: The Early Humanist Reformation, 1250-1500 (Volume 2)
The Concept of Woman, Volume 2, Part 2 examines changing ideas about women during the Early Humanist Reformation from 1250 to 1500. Sister Prudence Allen presents a scholarly contribution to the history of ideas, with relevance to readers exploring gender, philosophy, religion, humanism, and cultural history.
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The Concept of Woman, Volume 2, Part 2 explores ideas about women during the Early Humanist Reformation.
Covering the period from 1250 to 1500, the book places changing concepts of woman within a broad historical and intellectual context.
Written by Sister Prudence Allen, RSM, this volume contributes to the study of gender, humanism, and the history of ideas.
It is suited to readers interested in women's studies, religious thought, philosophy, and medieval and early modern history.
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