Kim M. Phillips, Medieval Maidens. Young Women and Gender in England, 1270-1540

Clio 29 (2009)
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Parmi les études, de plus en plus nombreuses, consacrées à l’histoire des jeunes, les travaux centrés uniquement sur la jeune fille médiévale sont rares. On a tenté de construire son histoire en exploitant des sources qui, a priori, offraient davantage de renseignements : contrats d’apprentissage, récits de miracles, sources littéraires, traités de médecine ou de pédagogie, etc. De précieux renseignements ont été obtenus sur sa vie quotidienne : relations familiales, éducation, travail, et su...

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