Changing views of Carolingian women's literary culture: the evidence from Essen
Steven A. Stofferahn
This article endeavours to show that much of what has been considered ‘exceptional’ in Carolingian women's literary culture had fact a wider purview. An examination key elements ninth-century codex illuminates the continuity between manuscript's creators and intended audience, providing plausible evidence for female involvement production utilization intricate compilations and, thus, also more inclusive role women Renaissance.
Early Medieval Europe