Medieval Domesticity

Discover the intricate world of home and domestic life in the medieval period with Medieval Domesticity by Maryanne Kowaleski. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2011, this compelling volume spans 332 pages and delves into the evolving concept of 'home' from 1200 to 1500. Through the insights of leading scholars, the book examines the cultural, material, and ideological dimensions of domesticity in England, revealing how a unique bourgeois ideology began to take shape during this transformative era. Ideal for those interested in social conditions, life, and customs of Great Britain, Medieval Domesticity offers an engaging exploration of how men and women navigated their households and the meanings they ascribed to their domestic spaces. Enhance your understanding of medieval society and the foundations of modern domesticity with this essential read.