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1 de sept. de 2018 · Christine de Pizan, la primera escritora profesional. Mario Chaparro. Lara Gómez Ruiz Barcelona. 31/08/2018 23:05 Actualizado a 01/09/2018 05:46.
of Christine de Pizan. which judiciously discusses Christine in relation to male medieval political theory. 1 1 . Christine de Pizan, The Book of the Body Politic, trans. Kate Forhan, Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought (Cambridge, 1 994); Le Livre du corps de Policie , ed. Angus
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6 de dic. de 2023 · The Book of the City of Ladies. Pizan’s most famous text, called The Book of the City of Ladies, written around 1404–05, is probably the best expression of her views on women. The text begins with Christine describing how she was sitting in her study, reading. She likely had in mind a space similar to the one we see in her portrait in the ...
15 de dic. de 2010 · The prolific writer Christine de Pizan (b. c. 1364–d. c. 1431) was an innovative lyric poet, early champion of women, and political writer. Although some of her political allegories seem obscure to the nonspecialist, the autobiographical sketches that characterize many of her works make her attractive to popular as well as scholarly audiences.
8 de ago. de 2018 · Thomas de Pizan, as he was known, accepted to move to the court of Charles V of France as the king’s astrologer in 1368, taking with him all his family, including little Christine. In 1379, she married the notary and royal secretary Etienne du Castel and she had three children.
Christine in Her Study. In one of the most recognizable portraits of Christine de Pizan, she wears a simple but brilliant blue dress, called a. cotehardie. , with her hair tucked back and covered with a double horned headdress covered by a transparent white veil. This distinctive headdress looks like one called the Attor de Gibet, or horned.
