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Framing the Family: Narrative and Representation in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods
By Rosalynn Voaden; Diane Wolfthal | Go to book overview
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Book title: Framing the Family: Narrative and Representation in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods.
Contributors: Rosalynn Voaden - Editor, Diane Wolfthal - Editor.
Publisher: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
Place of publication: Tempe, AZ.
Publication year: 2005.
Page number: 55.
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Table of contents
- Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies ii
- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- List of Illustrations xi
- Introduction 1
- Home Sweet Home 17
- Fathers and Daughters in Holbein's Sketch of Thomas More's Family* 19
- Domestic Rhetors of An Early Modern Family: Female Persuasions in a Woman Killed with Kindness* 39
- The Marital Bed 55
- Purgatory in the Marriage Bed: Conjugal Sodomy in the Gast of Gy* 57
- The Leper in the Master Bedroom: Thinking through a Thirteenth-Century Exemplum 79
- A Marriage Made for Heaven: the Vies Occitanes of Elzear of Sabran and Delphine of Puimichel 101
- Career and Family 117
- Power Couples and Women Writers in Elizabethan England: the Public Voices of Dorcas and Richard Martin and Anne and Hugh Dowriche 119
- An Intimate Look at Baroque Women Artists: Births, Babies, and Biography 1 139
- Model Parents 159
- Constructing the Patriarchal Parent: Fragments of the Biography of Joseph the Carpenter 161
- Fatherhood, Citizenship, and Children's Games in Fifteenth-Century Florence 181
- In the Belly, in the Bower: Divine Maternal Practice in Patience* 193
- Family and Memory 219
- Reframing Gender in Medieval Jewish Images of Circumcision 221
- Marriage and Memory: Images of Marriage Rituals in Early Yiddish Books of Customs 245
- Constructing Family Memory: Three English Funeral Monuments and Patriarchy in the Early Modern Period 273
- About the Editors 293
- About the Contributors 294
- Index 297
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