by Georges Duby · Laterza · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788842064305
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In this fundamental work, historian Georges Duby explores the role and influence of women during the Middle Ages. Through a deep analysis, the author examines how, despite being excluded from public life, women exerted significant authority and considerable power in the private sphere, challenging the traditional perceptions of the time. The book breaks down the various facets of medieval female life, from wives and mothers to concubines and lovers, revealing how their influence was recognized even by the men around them.
