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Janina Ramirez
ISBN 9780753558263
Rs. 960
Ebury
Femina – A New History of the Middle Ages, Through the Women Written Out of It
A New History of the Middle Ages, Through the Women Written Out of It
Who it's for: Readers interested in women's history and medieval studies
"Femina" offers a comprehensive re-evaluation of the Middle Ages, shifting focus to the significant yet often overlooked contributions of women. This historical account explores the lives, power, and influence of medieval women across various social, religious, and political spheres, revealing how their stories have been excluded from traditional historical narratives.Why You Should Read? Discover the impactful roles of women in shaping medieval history. Gain a fresh, inclusive perspective on the Middle Ages. Understand how historical accounts have marginalized female figures. Explore the forgotten narratives of queens, scholars, mystics, and more.
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- Re-evaluates medieval history through women's lives and power
- Covers social, religious, and political spheres
- Reveals how women were written out of traditional narratives
- Includes queens, scholars, mystics, and more
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What is the main focus of this book?
It re-evaluates the Middle Ages by highlighting the significant roles and contributions of women that have been overlooked in traditional histories.
What time period does it cover?
It covers the Middle Ages, exploring women's lives across various social, religious, and political spheres during that era.
Who is the author?
The author is Janina Ramirez, a historian known for her work on medieval history.
What kind of women are featured?
It features queens, scholars, mystics, and other women whose stories have been marginalized in historical accounts.
Is this a feminist history?
Yes, it offers a feminist perspective by examining how women's contributions have been excluded and re-centering them in the narrative.