Queenship in medieval France, 1300-1500 /

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Author / Creator:Gaude-Ferragu, Murielle, author.
Uniform title:Pouvoir au féminin, XIV-XV siècle. English
Imprint:New York : Palgrave Macmillan imprint is published by Springer Nature, [2016]
©2016
Description:xv, 224 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Language:English
Series:The new middle ages
New Middle Ages.
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10927422
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Other authors / contributors:Krieger, Angela, translator.
ISBN:1137602732
9781137602732
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: pt. I Acceding to Royal Dignity
  • 1. Marrying the King
  • Matrimonial Strategics
  • Royal Weddings
  • Love and Separation: The Royal Couple
  • 2. Marrying the Monarchy: The Queen's Coronation
  • The Body in All Its Majesty: The Coronation of Joan of Bourbon
  • `God Save the Queen': The Symbolism of the Queen's Coronation
  • Thee Forgotten Coronation?: Queens of the Fifteenth Century
  • 3. Bearing the Blood of France
  • The Indispensability of Motherhood
  • The Purified Woman: Lying-In and Child Rearing
  • The Mother as Educator
  • pt. II A Woman in Politics: The Power of the Queen
  • 4. The `Profession' of Queen
  • Capetian Queens and Salic Law
  • Transformations in Reginal Power: Acting in Politics
  • Heiress Queens and Dowager Queens: The Territorial Inscription of Reginal Power
  • 5. The `Government of Women': Delegating Power and Regency
  • Regency `Orders': Female Power?
  • Female Regency in Action: Seats of Power and Governance of the Kingdom
  • The Historiographical Posterity of Women in Power: `Bad' Queens
  • 6. The `Queen of Ceremonies'
  • The Queen's Public Body: The Role of Representation
  • The Queen's Allegorical Body: Entry Ceremonies
  • The Queen's `Final Triumph': Death and Funerals
  • pt. III The Symbolic Government
  • 7. Courtly Society: The Queen in Her Hotel
  • The Queen's Apartments
  • The `Court of Ladies': The Queen's Hotel
  • Courtly Life
  • 8. The Road to Eternity: Devotions and the Divine
  • The Mirror of Christian Perfection
  • The Queen as `Mother of the Poor'
  • Religious and Sacred Foundations
  • 9. The Queen's Treasury: Art, Literature and Power
  • Art and Politics: The Queen's Treasury
  • Books and Culture: The Queen's Library
  • Queens as Cultural Advocates and Patronesses.