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I had forgotten how eloquent Rebecca Krug is:
Late medieval women in England “were involved in literate practice at least in part because it served male-dominated social hierarchies, especially the patriarchally structured medieval family." YES!
(From Reading Families: Women's Literate Practice in Late Medieval England)
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I had forgotten how eloquent Rebecca Krug is:
Late medieval women in England “were involved in literate practice at least in part because it served male-dominated social hierarchies, especially the patriarchally structured medieval family." YES!
(From Reading Families: Women's Literate Practice in Late Medieval England)
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I had forgotten how eloquent Rebecca Krug is:
Late medieval women in England “were involved in literate practice at least in part because it served male-dominated social hierarchies, especially the patriarchally structured medieval family." YES!
(From Reading Families: Women's Literate Practice in Late Medieval England)
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I had forgotten how eloquent Rebecca Krug is:
Late medieval women in England “were involved in literate practice at least in part because it served male-dominated social hierarchies, especially the patriarchally structured medieval family." YES!
(From Reading Families: Women's Literate Practice in Late Medieval England)