question archive Christine was outspokenly critical of the was the women were represented by the male authors of her own day, notably Boccaccio
Christine was outspokenly critical of the was the women were represented by the male authors of her own day, notably Boccaccio
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Christine was outspokenly critical of the was the women were represented by the male authors of her own day, notably Boccaccio. how might she have responded to depictions of women in the decameron or even in Dantes Divine Comedy ?
from The Book of the City of Ladies
