Women and Community in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia draws on recent research to underscore the various ways Iberian women influenced and contributed to their communities, engaging with a broader academic discussion of women’s agency and cultural impact in the Iberian peninsula.
Women and Community in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia draws on recent research to underscore the various ways Iberian women influenced and contributed to their communities, engaging with a broader academic discussion of women’s agency and cultural impact in the Iberian peninsula. Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michelle Armstrong-Partida is an associate professor of history at Emory University. Alexandra Guerson is a lecturer at the University of Toronto. Dana Wessell Lightfoot is an associate professor of history at the University of Northern British Columbia.
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Contents List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction: Contextualizing Women, Agency, and Communities in Premodern Iberia Michelle Armstrong-Partida, Alexandra Guerson, and Dana Wessell Lightfoot Part 1. Community Networks and Economic Agency 1. Credit and Connections: Jewish Women between Communities in Vic, 1250–1350 Sarah Ifft Decker 2. Challenges Facing Mallorcan Conversas after 1391 Natalie Oeltjen 3. Death and Gender in Late Sixteenth-Century Toledo Grace E. Coolidge Part 2. Challenging Communal Ties 4. Women, Injurious Words, and Clerical Violence in Fourteenth-Century Catalunya Michelle Armstrong-Partida 5. Women, Violence, and Community in Late Medieval Valencia Mark Meyerson 6. Mixed Marriages and Community Identity in Fifteenth-Century Girona Alexandra Guerson and Dana Wessell Lightfoot 7. In Defense of Community: Morisca Women in Sixteenth-Century Valladolid Stephanie M. Cavanaugh Part 3. Institutional Relationships and Creating Communities 8. Looking for a Way to Survive: Community and Institutional Assistance to Widows in Medieval Barcelona Mireia Comas-Via 9. Founders, Sisters, and Neighbors in the Thirteenth Century: Women and Community at Santa Maria de Celas, Coimbra Miriam Shadis 10. Scandal and the Social Networks of Religious Women Michelle M. Herder 11. Minerva of Her Time: Luisa Sigea and Humanist Networking Rachel F. Stapleton 12. So That They Will Remember Me: Seroras and Their Testaments in the Early Modern Basque Country Amanda L. Scott Conclusion: Iberian Women and Communities across Time Allyson M. Poska Contributors Index
Contents List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction: Contextualizing Women, Agency, and Communities in Premodern Iberia Michelle Armstrong-Partida, Alexandra Guerson, and Dana Wessell Lightfoot Part 1. Community Networks and Economic Agency 1. Credit and Connections: Jewish Women between Communities in Vic, 1250–1350 Sarah Ifft Decker 2. Challenges Facing Mallorcan Conversas after 1391 Natalie Oeltjen 3. Death and Gender in Late Sixteenth-Century Toledo Grace E. Coolidge Part 2. Challenging Communal Ties 4. Women, Injurious Words, and Clerical Violence in Fourteenth-Century Catalunya Michelle Armstrong-Partida 5. Women, Violence, and Community in Late Medieval Valencia Mark Meyerson 6. Mixed Marriages and Community Identity in Fifteenth-Century Girona Alexandra Guerson and Dana Wessell Lightfoot 7. In Defense of Community: Morisca Women in Sixteenth-Century Valladolid Stephanie M. Cavanaugh Part 3. Institutional Relationships and Creating Communities 8. Looking for a Way to Survive: Community and Institutional Assistance to Widows in Medieval Barcelona Mireia Comas-Via 9. Founders, Sisters, and Neighbors in the Thirteenth Century: Women and Community at Santa Maria de Celas, Coimbra Miriam Shadis 10. Scandal and the Social Networks of Religious Women Michelle M. Herder 11. Minerva of Her Time: Luisa Sigea and Humanist Networking Rachel F. Stapleton 12. So That They Will Remember Me: Seroras and Their Testaments in the Early Modern Basque Country Amanda L. Scott Conclusion: Iberian Women and Communities across Time Allyson M. Poska Contributors Index
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