Art Museum Collection Part Iii
Submitted by RWEALLLIT on November 16, 2008
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Art Museum Collection Part Iii
From Gothic era, literature reflects a way that some people today often treat historical writing that often seems to teach or assume that women before, 1800 where truly are not important, or did not write, or were just so oppressed as to be uninteresting, or uneducated. Writers such as Christine de Pizan (1364-ca. 1431) who was a scholar, poet and a court advisor (Benton and DiYanni, 2005), as writer her books was were well received. Her most famous book was that of the “Book of the City of Ladiesâ€. Throughout this book she attempts to alter the perception of women altogether (Benton and DiYanni, 2005). Which I for one, respect during these times women were looked upon as...
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