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Jane TAYLOR (éd.), Lesley SMITH (éd.), Women and the Book, Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture)

Contient (14)

• Lesley SMITH, Jane H. M. TAYLOR, « Introduction », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 13-18 : 1 ill.
• Lesley SMITH, « Scriba, femina, Medieval Depictions of Women Writing », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 20-44 : 12 ill.
• Sandra HINDMAN, « Aesop's cock and Marie's hen, Gendered Authorship in Text and Image in Manuscripts of Marie de France's Fables », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 45-56 : 13 ill.
• Martha W. DRIVER, « Mirrors of a Collective Past, Reconsidering Images of Medieval Women », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 75-93 : 17 ill.
• Thérèse MCGUIRE, « Two twelfth-century Women and their Books », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 96-105 : 3 ill.
• Judith OLIVER, « Worship of the Word, Some Gothic Nonnenbücher in their Devotional Context », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 106-122 : 13 ill.
• Marie-Luise EHRENSCHWENDTNER, « A Library Collected by and for the Use of Nuns, St. Catherine's Convent, Nuremberg », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 123-132
• Kate LOWE, « Women's Work at the Benedictine Convent of La Murate in Florence, Suora Battista Carducci's Roman Missal of 1509 », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 133-146 : 6 ill.
• Richard GAMESON, « The Gospels of Margaret of Scotland and the Literacy of an eleventh-century Queen », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 148-171 : 6 ill.
• Anne Rudloff STANTON, « From Eve to Bathsheba and Beyond, Motherhood in the Queen Mary Psalter », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 172-189 : 15 ill.
• Susan L. WARD, « Fables for the Court, Illustrations of Marie de France's Fables in Paris, BN, ms. Arsenal 3142 », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 190-203 : 6 ill.
• Flora LEWIS, « The Wound in Christ's Side and the Instruments of the Passion, Gendered Experience and Response », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 204-229 : 8 ill.
• Anne F. SUTTON, Livia VISSER-FUCHS, « The Cult of Angels in late fifteenth-century England, An Hours of the Guardian Angel Presented to Queen Elizabeth Woodville », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 230-265 : ill.
• Sandra PENKETH, « Women and Books of Hours », Women and the Book. Assessing the Visual Evidence, London, Toronto, British Library, University of Toronto Press, 1996 (The British Library Studies in Medieval Culture), p. 266-281 : 8 ill.

Description

287 p. : ill. ; 25 cm

ISBN

0-7123-0498-3

Genre

Etude

Type

Livre

Cote IRHT

ICO. X 1494 (8°)

Notes

"BHA 1997, 3, n°13133". Compte rendu dans "Mediaevistik, 1999, 12".

Manuscrits dans Initiale (7)

Arras, BM, 1045 (CGM 233) : p. 167 (voir)

Boulogne-sur-Mer, BM, 0090 : p. 224 (voir)

Lille, Univ. catho., 0001 : p. 170 (voir)

Metz, BM, 0600 : p. 225 (voir)

Paris, Bibl. Sainte-Geneviève, 1126 : p. 81, 82 (voir)

Poitiers, BM, 0250 (136) : p. 30, 31, 39, 43 (voir)

Reims, BM, 0009 (C. 153) : p. 169 (voir)

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