Medieval Writers, Extraordinary Women
Gone Medieval
Unveiling Women's Journeys in the Middle Ages
This chapter challenges the perception that medieval women did not travel, revealing their significant presence and contributions in various contexts, including pilgrimage. It highlights the contrasting societal expectations women faced and their resilience in navigating a patriarchal framework, with a focus on notable figures like Christine de Pizan. By analyzing historical documents, the chapter emphasizes the importance of women's voices and relationships, showcasing their determination and wit in the face of obstacles.
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