Christine de Pizan part 2: "The Book of the City of Ladies"

Christine de Pizan challenged the misogynistic views in the 'Romance of the Rose' and became a prominent female writer. Her works, including 'The Book of the Mutability of Fortune' and 'The City of Ladies,' explored gender roles and advocated for women's respect and education. While not advocating for equality, she emphasized complementary roles for men and women, urging respect for women's contributions.

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