Средневековый феминизм: кем по-настоящему могли стать женщины?

Timestamps: 0:00 — Introduction 1:07 — How Medieval Society Was Organized 4:02 — What Was Urban Life Like in the Middle Ages 6:41 — What Rights Did "Middle Class" Women Have 10:29 — Women Couldn't Join Guilds: Evil Patriarchy or Practical Reasons? 13:54 — What If You Join a Monastery? 16:11 — The Hardest Situation: We Are Now Peasant Serfs 19:26 — A Non-Obvious Loophole: How Else to Become Successful in the Middle Ages 24:24 — Why Did Brothels Exist? 35:29 — Baroness: Inheritance, Power, and Governance Is it true that women in the Middle Ages were completely powerless and could not control their own lives without a man? We examine the fates of three 13th-century women: a peasant serf, a baker's daughter, and a baroness. What paths were open to them? Could a woman inherit, manage lands, join a guild, enter a convent, become an influential widow, or build a new life on her own? Medieval reality was much more complex than the familiar story of women completely deprived of will and power. The stories continue in Franz Wertvollen's books: "The Bakery Case," "The House of Joy," and "The Fern Case." I recommend starting with the first book in the series: https://franzwertvollen.com/product/d... #history #middleages #womeninhistory #historicalmyths #feminism #women'shistory #historicalfacts #culture