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Introduction - Laura L. Gathagan and Charles Insley Part I: Gender, Documentary Memory and Lay Community 1. Gender, Justice and Community: Women's Legal Networks in Early Medieval England - Andrew Rabin 2. The Peasant Widows of Early Medieval Castile - David Peterson 3. Women, Seals, and Charters: Gendered Affirmation and Legitimation at the Hospital of Saint John Brussels - Tiffany A. Ziegler Part II: Gendered Approaches to Charters: Memory and Erasure 4. Enough Facts to Forge a Memory: the charters of Queen Matilda III (1135¿52) - Steven Isaac 5. Confronting the Void: Countess Ermengarde of Brittany (c. 1070-1147) and Medieval Charters - Amy Livingstone 6. Remembering Female Lordship: the Case of Queen Berengaria of Navarre, Lord of Le Mans (1204/05-1230) - Richard Barton Part III: Gender, Dynasty and Historical Writing 7. Ottonian Women, Textual Memory, and Dynastic Legitimacy - Laura E. Wangerin 8. Emma of Normandy and the Gendered Iconography of Crowns - Florence H. R. Scott 9. Not all chroniclers? Orderic Vitalis and Women in the Historia Ecclesiastica - Tatum Tullis 10. Anger, Violence, and the Exercise of Power in High Medieval French Chronicles - Heather J. Tanner Part IV: Gender and Documentary Culture in Monastic Contexts 11. Women, Memory and Benedictine reform: the monasteries of Santa María de Piasca - and San Salvador de Oña - Leticia Agúndez San Miguel 12. Women and Memory in Burgundian Charters - Constance B. Bouchard 13. Memory and Documentary Culture at Holy Trinity Abbey, Caen in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries - Catherine Letouzey-Réty 14. Encased in Silk. The Women of Bouxières and Their Archives - Steven Vanderputten
Introduction - Laura L. Gathagan and Charles Insley Part I: Gender, Documentary Memory and Lay Community 1. Gender, Justice and Community: Women's Legal Networks in Early Medieval England - Andrew Rabin 2. The Peasant Widows of Early Medieval Castile - David Peterson 3. Women, Seals, and Charters: Gendered Affirmation and Legitimation at the Hospital of Saint John Brussels - Tiffany A. Ziegler Part II: Gendered Approaches to Charters: Memory and Erasure 4. Enough Facts to Forge a Memory: the charters of Queen Matilda III (1135¿52) - Steven Isaac 5. Confronting the Void: Countess Ermengarde of Brittany (c. 1070-1147) and Medieval Charters - Amy Livingstone 6. Remembering Female Lordship: the Case of Queen Berengaria of Navarre, Lord of Le Mans (1204/05-1230) - Richard Barton Part III: Gender, Dynasty and Historical Writing 7. Ottonian Women, Textual Memory, and Dynastic Legitimacy - Laura E. Wangerin 8. Emma of Normandy and the Gendered Iconography of Crowns - Florence H. R. Scott 9. Not all chroniclers? Orderic Vitalis and Women in the Historia Ecclesiastica - Tatum Tullis 10. Anger, Violence, and the Exercise of Power in High Medieval French Chronicles - Heather J. Tanner Part IV: Gender and Documentary Culture in Monastic Contexts 11. Women, Memory and Benedictine reform: the monasteries of Santa María de Piasca - and San Salvador de Oña - Leticia Agúndez San Miguel 12. Women and Memory in Burgundian Charters - Constance B. Bouchard 13. Memory and Documentary Culture at Holy Trinity Abbey, Caen in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries - Catherine Letouzey-Réty 14. Encased in Silk. The Women of Bouxières and Their Archives - Steven Vanderputten
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