Feminist Issues 
.... A medieval writer like Christine de
Pisan might foreshadow many feminist attitudes, but she lived in and accepted a world of pervasive inequality. ....
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Medieval Women
.... One of the great exceptions is that of Christine of
Pisan. In one of her most famous writings, Christine of
Pisan attacks the Romance of the Rose. ....
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The Lais of Marie de France
.... Christine de
Pisan, in "The City of Ladies," can hardly be said to be arguing for the kind of unbridled romantic and sexual liberation celebrated in Marie's ....
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Ezra Pound's Poetry
.... ideals and reality, the gap between what is and what appears to be, is exploited throughout the Cantos, but notably in the section known as the
Pisan Cantos. ....
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Irony in Pound's Cantos
.... ideals and reality, the gap between what is and what appears to be, is exploited throughout the Cantos, but notably in the section known as the
Pisan Cantos. ....
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Irony in Poetry of Ezra Pound
.... ideals and reality, the gap between what is and what appears to be, is exploited throughout the Cantos, but notably in the section known as the
Pisan Cantos. ....
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Humanism Humanism and the Renaissance invol
.... Renaissance, and many of these aspects of the humanist spirit are apparent in the writings of Machiavelli and those of Christine de Pizan (also spelled
Pisan). ....
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Berry Friedan & Susan Faludi
There had been earlier women who might qualify as feminist, either in their thoughts (such as Christine de
Pisan) or in their actions, such as Elizabeth I, or ....
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Importance of Towns in 12th Century Europe
.... Soon Genoese and
Pisan vessels were sailing regularly to the newly established Latin kingdom of Jerusalem with crusaders, pilgrims, and supplies . . . ....
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Nature and Role of Women in Hamlet
.... Shakespeare's message could be somewhat described in this play as "reactionary" in a sexist sense, owing their values to Virgil instead of Christine de
Pisan. ....
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