Lesley SMITH et Jane H. M. TAYLOR (dir.), Women and the Book : Assessing the Visual Evidence, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, London, The British Library, 1997 [Book Review]

Clio 11:19-19 (2000)
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Cet ouvrage collectif, fruit d'un colloque tenu au College Saint Hilda d'Oxford au cours de l'été 1993, réunit quatorze contributions qui ont pour point commun d'interroger la relation entre la femme et le livre au Moyen Age exclusivement à partir des images. D'où la participation de la British Library qui accueille ce volume dans sa série consacrée à l'exploration et à la valorisation des manuscrits médiévaux. Le livre est divisé en trois parties : la première est consacrée aux images...

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