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Women Of The Humiliati A Lay Religious Order In Medieval Civic Life 1st Edition Sally Mayall Brasher

Name: Women Of The Humiliati A Lay Religious Order In Medieval Civic Life 1st Edition Sally Mayall Brasher
SKU: BELL-1888474
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Women Of The Humiliati A Lay Religious Order In Medieval Civic Life 1st Edition Sally Mayall Brasher instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.93 MB

Pages: 164

Author: Sally Mayall Brasher

ISBN: 0415966345, 9780415966344

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Women Of The Humiliati A Lay Religious Order In Medieval Civic Life 1st Edition Sally Mayall Brasher by Sally Mayall Brasher 0415966345, 9780415966344 instant download after payment.

This book examines the contribution of women to the Humiliati movement, providing original archival evidence indicating that women dominated the group's membership. These findings have implications for both women's spirituality and women's work, correcting the received opinion that the patriarchal nature of Italian society and of the church limited the institutional options available to women. It also suggests that women found innovative ways to participate in the increasingly restrictive textile industry of the region. This work provides a glimpse at the novel ways in which women in medieval Italy were able to satisfy their spiritual and economic needs within the confines of a male-dominated church and society.