Madeleine FERRIÈRES, Le Bien des pauvres. La consommation populaire en Avignon (1600-1800), Champ-Vallon, Collection Époques, 2004, 276 p [Book Review]

Clio 22:31-31 (2005)
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Professeur d’histoire moderne à l’Université d’Avignon, chercheur à l’UMR Telemme de la MMSH d’Aix-en-Provence, Madeleine Ferrières nous offre une étude approfondie des conditions matérielles d’existence du petit peuple avignonnais qui apporte bien des renseignements sur la vie des femmes des catégories populaires urbaines. Cette sensibilité à la dimension féminine de l’histoire n’est pas pour nous étonner puisque Madeleine Ferrières a participé aux travaux du groupe « Femmes-Méditerranée » d...

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