Preface | |
The Provenance of the Works of Christine de Pizan in Fifteenth-Century England | p. 7 |
"Here is a coysy werd": The Woodville Literary Circle | p. 33 |
Grete Bokes and Armchair Knights: Christine de Pizan and Sir John Paston Defining Chivalry | p. 65 |
"De traittier de si faitte matiere": Christine de Pizan's Interpretation of the Aristo-Military Mystique in Fais d'Armes | p. 97 |
Christine de Pizan, Early Modern Thought and Shakespeare's Henry V | p. 119 |
"It seemed to me I said to him": Christine de Pizan in Dialogue with Honore Bouvet | p. 157 |
Appendices | p. 187 |
Works Cited | p. 199 |
Index | p. 217 |
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