Nature, Masculinity, and Suffering Women The Remaking of the Flower and the Leaf and Chaucer's Legend of Good Women in the Nineteenth Century.

The article examines the links between Chaucer the Nature poet and gender issues. It mentions that Chaucer's Legend of Good Women and the Flower and the Leaf presents a new feminism's defence of women and accepts sexual passion and marriage as potentially virtuous. Unlike earlier medieval catalogues...

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Publicado en:Making of the Middle Ages pp. 71 - 93
Autor principal: PHILLIPS, HELEN
Formato: Editorial
Publicado: Liverpool University Press 2004 Limited 2007
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