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Gender and the 'natural' environment in the Middle Ages / edited by Theresa L. Tyers and Patricia Skinner
1 online resource ( 209 p.) : illustrations.
Foreword / Laura Kalas -- Introduction. Considering nature / Patricia Skinner and Theresa L. Tyers -- WOMEN'S SPACES. Intersections of [un]nature, power, and [dis]order: the presentation of elite women in Medieval chronicles / Linda E. Mitchell -- Gendering treatment: cupping by female practitioners in Late Medieval visual culture / Jennifer Borland -- Fracturing boundaries: domesticity and agriculture practices in a late fourteenth-century manuscript / Theresa L. Tyers -- Distilling nature: raw materials, 'artificial' remedies and the human body in the later middle Ages / Elma Brenner -- QUEER BODIES. Recreating the 'natural world': the Medieval oyster and her pearl / Diane Heath -- Amazed and ravished in the Medieval garden: the space of lesbian desire in The assembly of ladies and The floure and the leafe / Michelle M. Sauer -- Monstrous hybrids, maternal sin, and the concept of species in Nicole Oresme's De causis mirabilium / Tess Wingard.
Gender and the 'Natural' Environment in the Middle Ages
La Vergne : University of Wales Press,c2023