Women and the book : assessing the visual evidence
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Women and the book : assessing the visual evidence
（The British Library studies in medieval culture）
British Library , University of Toronto Press, 1997
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: uk ISBN 9780712304986
内容説明
A collection of writings by 14 scholars which consider the evidence of women's involvement in medieval literary culture through pictorial representations in manuscripts of the period. The contributors also assess the problematic nature of illustrations as historical evidence for our understanding of the lives of medieval women and their involvement with books, whether as comissioners, owners, writers, scribes and illuminators, or as subjects of illustrations. This is the third in the British Library series of monographs and multi-author volumes on all aspects of medieval culture.
目次
- Scriba, femina - medieval depictions of women writing, Lesley Smith
- Aesop's cock and Marie's hen, gendered authorship in manuscripts of Marie de France's fables, Sandra Hindman
- interpreting images of women with books in misericords, Wendy Armstead
- mirrors of a collective past - reconsidering images of medieval women, Martha W. driver
- two 12th-century women and their books, Therese McGuire
- worship of the Word - some Gothic Nonnenbucher in their devotional context, Judith Oliver
- a library collected by and for the use of nuns - St Catherine's Convent, Nuremburg, Marie Luise Ehrenschwendtner
- women's work at the Benedictine Convent of Le Murate in Florence - Suora Battista Carducci's Roman Missal of 1509, Kate Lowe
- the gospels of Margaret of Scotland and the literacy of an 11th-century queen, Richard Gameson
- From Eve to Bathsheba and beyond - motherhood in the Queen Mary Psalter, Anne Rudolph Stanton
- fables for the Court - illustrations of Marie of France's "Fables" in Paris, MS Arsenal 3142, Susan L. Ward
- the wound in Christ's side and the instruments of the Passion - gendered experience and response, Flora Lewis
- the cult of angels in late 15th-century England - an Hours of the Guardian Angel presented to Queen Elizabeth Woodville, Anne F. Sutton and Livia Visser-Fuchs
- women and books of hours, Sandra Penketh.
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: cn ISBN 9780802042163
内容説明
This collection of commissioned essays re-evaluates the role of medieval women as readers, authors, and subjects of books, and the depiction of the relationships between women and books in medieval art. The fourteen essays cover such diverse topics as the development of a female audience for books, examinations of illuminations of and for women in books of hours, and how female authors viewed themselves, as well as the manufacture and collection of books and images by women. Dealing specifically with the relationships between women and images, the volume will be of interest to art historians, feminist scholars, and historians alike.
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