Fourth Grade: History of Women in Medieval Europe

Author: Sula·Sahalin
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: In medieval Western European society, did women constitute a unique "fourth class"? How was it formed? What roles did they play? The author of this book conducted extensive research on this question and introduces readers to the living conditions and social status of women in Western Europe during the 12th to 15th centuries. Based on women's social identities, the book delves into in-depth discussions of nuns, married women, noblewomen, and others. This is the first translation of a work on medieval European women published in China, with high professional reference value. For history enthusiasts, it is a rare and highly readable academic work that will allow you to experience its academic charm.