HIST 178 PZ - Women and Gender in Europe, 1300-1650

Since gender historians asked-“Did women have a Renaissance?”-debates have raged about how women and gender roles were affected by the Renaissance and the Reformation. This course examines women’s positions in the household (as daughters, wives, mothers and widows) and in the broader community (as nuns, humanists, artists, prostitutes and witches) during these economic, social and cultural transitions.

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