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Medieval Women Reject Marriage: Heloise and Marie de France,. Marriage, for many medieval women, was a state to be avoided. In this chapter and the next, I examine four women writers of this period who critique the institution in terms that are economic, either literally or metaphorically. They object on many fronts, but have in common the idea that once wed, women lose their freedom.

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2945-5936 ge narratives over a long period of time, the book reveals the deep discontent with the institution of property ownership as a unifying thread from the Middle Ages up through the twentieth-century.978-1-349-29637-8978-1-137-01086-5Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944

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,Property’s History, Property’s Literature,f literature both foretells change and then instills it in memory, how can we determine if it portrays an actual historical condition? How does the loss of women’s property rights in . reflect thirteenth-century social concerns, if at all?

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Silence, Language, Sexuality,that this evidence shows a preoccupation with women’s ability to own their own power and contributes to an environment in which the proper boundaries of women’s roles were well-defined, whether as wife or as the bride of Christ.

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2945-5936 ge narratives over a long period of time, the book reveals the deep discontent with the institution of property ownership as a unifying thread from the Middle Ages up through the twentieth-century.978-1-349-29637-8978-1-137-01086-5Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944