An Introduction to Christine de Pizan de Nadia Margolis

An Introduction to Christine de Pizan: New Perspectives on Medieval Literature: Authors and Traditions

Nadia Margolis

R. Barton Prof. Palmer

Tison Pugh

"An impressive book by an authoritative interpreter of Christine de Pizan, written with brilliance and wry humor."--Lori J. Walters, Harry F. Williams Professor of French, Florida State University
"An impressive piece of scholarship: a nuanced and erudite account of Christine s complete literary corpus skillfully set within its relevant textual, cultural, social, historical, political, and religious contexts. Margolis s landmark contribution should become standard reading."--Susan J. Dudash, Fordham University
Christine de Pizan (1364/5-1430?) was, arguably, the first woman to support herself and her family as a professional writer and public intellectual. In recent decades, recognition of her importance for women s studies, political thought, art history, and literary criticism has prompted a boom in "Christine studies." Despite this proliferation of scholarly output, no manageable introduction to this important figure has appeared in more than a generation.
Designed as an introduction for students as well as a convenient, one-volume resource for medievalists and specialists in related fields, this authoritative work is both concise and comprehensive. It includes a complete account of Christine de Pizan s life and times, summaries and commentary on all of her many works, and analyses of her sources and influences. This exhaustive yet accessible book is an essential reference for anyone interested in Christine studies, women s history, and late-medieval France.

Nadia Margolis, visiting professor in French and medieval studies at Mount Holyoke College, is coeditor of"Women in the Middle Ages."
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Clearly-written, clever, and always balanced. . . . The quality of this introduction of the excellent and prolific poet and polemicist challenges us all to reconsider the scope and quality of her accomplishments. "The Medieval Review" Provides a complete and very accessible account of Pizan s life and times, examines all her works, and scrutinizes all her sources and influences. Students and researchers of every stripe will want to consult this exhaustive resource. Highly recommended. "Choice" Helps define Christine as a product of her period as well as ways she has been read over the centuries and assimilated into a surprising array of cultures and context up to the present day. Womeninworldhistory.com An impressive book by an authoritative interpreter of Christine de Pizan, written with brilliance and wry humor. Lori J. Walters, Harry F. Williams Professor of French, Florida State University An impressive piece of scholarship: a nuanced and erudite account of Christine s complete literary corpus skillfully set within its relevant textual, cultural, social, historical, political, and religious contexts. Margolis s landmark contribution should become standard reading. Susan J. Dudash, Fordham UniversityChristine de Pizan (1364/5 1430?) was arguably the first woman in medieval Europe to support herself and her family as a professional writer and public intellectual. Designed as an introduction for students as well as a convenient, one-volume resource for medievalists and specialists in related fields, this authoritative work is both concise and comprehensive. It includes a complete account of Christine s life and times, summaries and commentary on all of her many works, and analyses of her sources and influences.Nadia Margolis, visiting professor in French and medieval studies at Mount Holyoke College, is coeditor of "Women in the Middle Ages" and "War and Peace: Critical Issues in European Societies and Literature 800 1800." Photo by Max Pearlstein, Mount Holyoke College."