Gone Medieval
Medieval Sex Work
Mar 26, 2024
Medieval historians Dr. Eleanor Janega and Dr. Kate Lister delve into the complexities of medieval sex work. They discuss the coexistence of scholars and sex workers in the same buildings, societal attitudes towards commerce and censorship, regulations on attire and health, the ongoing struggle with moral implications, and historical rescue attempts. This episode contains explicit language and content.
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- Medieval cities had schools upstairs and prostitutes downstairs, reflecting a complex societal reality.
- Regulation of sex work in medieval times included zoning for brothels and penalties for violations.
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