Antifeminist literature of the Middle Ages
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| - | :''[[antifeminist]], [[literature of the Middle Ages]], [[misogyny]], [[Pauline epistles]], [[Women's rights in the Middle Ages]], [[criticism of marriage]] '' | + | :''[[antifeminist]], [[literature of the Middle Ages]], [[misogyny]], [[Pauline epistles]], [[Women's rights in the Middle Ages]], [[criticism of marriage]]'' |
| - | '''Antifeminist and anti-matrimonial literature of the [[Middle Ages]]''' includes the ''[[Book of wikked wyves]]'', a book mentioned in ''[[The Wife of Bath]]'' tale in the ''[[Canterbury Tales]]''. comprised of ''[[Valerius ad Rufinum, De non Ducenda Uxore|Valerius to Rufinus, on not being ruled by one's wife]],'' by [[Valerius and Rufinus|Valerius]], ''[[The Golden Book of Marriage]]'' by [[Theophrastus]] and ''[[Adversus Jovinianum]]'' by [[Jerome]] | + | |
| + | '''Antifeminist and anti-matrimonial literature of the [[Middle Ages]]''' includes the ''[[Jankyn's Book of Wikked Wyves]]'', a book mentioned in ''[[The Wife of Bath]]'' tale in the ''[[Canterbury Tales]]''. | ||
| Other texts in this category are the ''[[Miroir de Mariage]]'' of [[Eustache Deschamps]]. | Other texts in this category are the ''[[Miroir de Mariage]]'' of [[Eustache Deschamps]]. | ||
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Antifeminist and anti-matrimonial literature of the Middle Ages includes the Jankyn's Book of Wikked Wyves, a book mentioned in The Wife of Bath tale in the Canterbury Tales.
Other texts in this category are the Miroir de Mariage of Eustache Deschamps.
Often referenced are Tertullian's "An Exhortation to Chastity" and Solomon's polygyny.
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