title: Gender and Sexuality in the Middle Ages: A Medieval Source Document Reader
author: Martha A. Broznya
description: "should be required reading for any course on medieval social history...it is blessedly clear, provocative, informative, and the product of an author who thoroughly knows the sources, both primary and secondary, for medieval sexual history. I cannot imagine students not loving it, discussing it, arguing about it, and profiting enormously from it. I enjoyed every page of it and believe that it should be in every medieval scholar's library"--<i>Journal of the History of Sexuality.</i>
zlib_text: Edited by Elizabeth Cox, 
  Liz Herbert McAvoy 
  and Roberta Magnani
  Reconsidering
  Gender,Time 
  and Memory in
  Medieval Culture
  
  Gender in the Middle Ages
  Volume 10
  ReconsideRing gendeR, Time and 
  memoRy in medieval culTuRe
  
  Gender in the Middle Ages
  issn 1742–870X
  Series Editors
  Jacqueline murray
  diane Watt
  Editorial Board
  clare lees
  Katherine J. lewis
  Karma lochrie
  This series investigates the representation and construction of masculinity and femininity 
  in the middle ages from a variety of disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives. it 
  aims in particular to explore the diversity of medieval genders, and such interrelated 
  contexts and issues as sexuality, social class, race and ethnicity, and orthodoxy and hetero-
  doxy.
  Proposals or queries should be sent in the first instance to the editors or to the publisher, 
  at the addresses given below; all submissions will receive prompt and informed consid-
  eration.
  Professor Jacqueline murray, college of arts, university of guelph, guelp