Women of the Twelfth Century, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Six Others

Discover the compelling lives of high-born women in the Middle Ages with "Women of the Twelfth Century, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Six Others" by Georges Duby. Published in 1997 by John Wiley and Sons Ltd, this hardback edition spans 112 pages and serves as a captivating exploration of France during the twelfth century. Renowned historian Duby delves into the experiences and societal roles of influential women, challenging the male-created narratives that defined them. Through his insightful prose, he brings to light the strength and agency of these remarkable figures, inviting readers to rethink the historical context of women's lives. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those intrigued by gender studies, this volume provides a unique perspective on a fascinating era. Don’t miss your chance to add this invaluable work to your collection!