Renedo (Xavier), The Education of Girls (and Wives) and Mothers as Children Educators According to Francesc Eiximenis Taking into account the works of the Franciscan Francesc Eiximenis (circa 1330-1409), this paper studies the role of mothers as educators and the strategies to follow when educating girls, maiden and even wives. The imperfections attributed to female nature generated, on the one hand, distrust on the role of mothers as responsible for the education of their sons, and, on the other hand, forced to establish a strategy of fear and shame in female education, a strategy that Eiximenis justifies from a medical point of view. In contrast with such a distrust, in Eiximenis’ works there is also a strong defence of the rights of wom...
Dans les discours du XVIe siècle, les femmes, dans leur nature jugée faible et facilement tournée ve...
The article discusses two works devoted to the women's education and upbringing, written in two diff...
This work aims to explain, from a gender perspective, reading practices of women in the early 19th c...
El debate sobre la educación en la España en el siglo XVIII estuvo estrechamente relacionado con lo...
The ardent reflections of the Age of Enlightenment writers leads them to an awareness of the decline...
Cette etude a pour objet l'image de la femme dans Adele et Theodore ou lettres sur l'education de Mm...
Stéphanie Félicité de Genlis introduced the Spanish people to educational debates which already exis...
Proposals of an Artois Aristocrat on Education. The Speeches of Dubois de Fosseux 1782-1783. At the...
Marivaux's La vie de Marianne forms an interesting contrast to the prevalent aut...
In the late eighteenth century we observe an intense debate regarding female education, an issue tha...
This article explores the relationship between the woman question and equality between the sexes reg...
Celem niniejszej pracy magisterskiej było przedstawienie założeń edukacyjnych Jeanne-Marie Leprince ...
This article reviews the state of feminine education in the seventeenth century when schooling, once...
In Late Medieval France, it is generally accepted that women learned from experience and men from re...
La littérature didactique spécifiquement destinée aux femmes a connu un traitement paradoxal dans le...
Dans les discours du XVIe siècle, les femmes, dans leur nature jugée faible et facilement tournée ve...
The article discusses two works devoted to the women's education and upbringing, written in two diff...
This work aims to explain, from a gender perspective, reading practices of women in the early 19th c...
El debate sobre la educación en la España en el siglo XVIII estuvo estrechamente relacionado con lo...
The ardent reflections of the Age of Enlightenment writers leads them to an awareness of the decline...
Cette etude a pour objet l'image de la femme dans Adele et Theodore ou lettres sur l'education de Mm...
Stéphanie Félicité de Genlis introduced the Spanish people to educational debates which already exis...
Proposals of an Artois Aristocrat on Education. The Speeches of Dubois de Fosseux 1782-1783. At the...
Marivaux's La vie de Marianne forms an interesting contrast to the prevalent aut...
In the late eighteenth century we observe an intense debate regarding female education, an issue tha...
This article explores the relationship between the woman question and equality between the sexes reg...
Celem niniejszej pracy magisterskiej było przedstawienie założeń edukacyjnych Jeanne-Marie Leprince ...
This article reviews the state of feminine education in the seventeenth century when schooling, once...
In Late Medieval France, it is generally accepted that women learned from experience and men from re...
La littérature didactique spécifiquement destinée aux femmes a connu un traitement paradoxal dans le...
Dans les discours du XVIe siècle, les femmes, dans leur nature jugée faible et facilement tournée ve...
The article discusses two works devoted to the women's education and upbringing, written in two diff...
This work aims to explain, from a gender perspective, reading practices of women in the early 19th c...