Gender and Difference in the Middle Ages (Medieval Cultures) by Sharon Farmer,Carol Braun Pasternack
By Sharon Farmer,Carol Braun Pasternack
Contributors: Daniel Boyarin, Ruth Mazo Karras, Mathew Kuefler, Martha Newman, Kathryn M. Ringrose, Elizabeth Robertson, Everett Rowson, Michael Uebel, Ulrike Wiethaus.
Sharon Farmer is professor of heritage, and Carol Braun Pasternack is affiliate professor of English, either on the college of California, Santa Barbara.
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