Gender and the City before ModernityLin Foxhall, Gabriele Neher Gender and the City before Modernity presents a series of multi-disciplinary readings that explore issues relating to the role of gender in a variety of cities of the ancient, medieval, and early modern worlds.
|
Contents
Domestic and Public in the Aztec | 38 |
Women Property and Urban Space in TenthCentury Milan 57 7 | 57 |
Case Studies from | 86 |
Sexing Space and Zoning Gender in Ancient Athens | 107 |
Class Religion and Social Interaction | 125 |
Gender Space | 140 |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
abbess activities Ęthelwold Agora Ancient Greek Ancient Greek City Anglo-Saxon England Antiochos Antiochos III Athenian Aztec balconies behaviour Cambridge University Press century BCE charters Christian church cihuacoatl citizens civic Claire Taylor Classical Athens Cologno context courtesans cult cultural discourse domestic Eadburh Early Modern elite evidence Figure Florentine Codex fountain-houses Foxhall Foxhall and Gabriele friendships Gabriele Neher gender Hellenistic History honours household Iasos images inscription Isfahan Kerameikos king Laodike's Late Ming Lin Foxhall lives London male and female marriage Milan Milanese monastery monastic Nanjing Nevett Nunnaminster nunnery Old Minster Oxford painting patronage Perpetua pleasure quarter political priestesses priests Qinhuai Queen Laodike Regularis Concordia relationships religious ritual role Roman royal Safavid saints Sant'Ambrogio Seleukid sexual Shouzhen social capital social networks society spatial sphere status structure Studies suggests Swithun Tenochtitlan texts urban space Venice Vitellius Psalter Winchester woman women