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,Emma of Ivry, c. 1008–1080,tudy. This biography shows that Emma was not a peripheral figure to her male kin, but a central agent who actively worked to maintain the ducal family’s power in Normandy, particularly during the minority of William the Conqueror in the 1040s. Emma served as guardian for William, her sons, and ducal

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From Mothers to Daughters: Literary Patronage as Political Work in Ponthieu,ndard, domesticating picture of female literary patronage in the Central Middle Ages by examining the patronage of an inheriting countess of a small, but strategically located, county: Marie, countess of Ponthieu, c. 1196–c. 1250. The generically diverse works written for Marie or within her orbit d

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Women of Antioch: Political Culture and Powerful Women in the Latin East,tin East, defined here as the set of attitudes and assumptions that justified the exercise of power and allowed certain individuals access to authority while denying it to others. I argue that the tendency to privilege a single category, particularly gender, in any attempt to understand attitudes de

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Unexceptional Women: Power, Authority, and Queenship in Early Portugal, particular role in the function and legitimacy of the Portuguese monarchy in the twelfth and early thirteenth centuries. The essay explains the adoption of the identity of “queen” by the first ruler of Portugal, Teresa, and then examines the function of the queenship of her female descendants in th

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A Lifetime of Power: Beyond Binaries of Gender,etter understand acts of power within the context of the royal family, court, and household, it utilizes a framework that challenges a commonly perceived binary of masculine power (independent, active, and coercive) and feminine influence (ancillary, passive, and persuasive). A close study of Cather

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