Images of Rape: The "Heroic Tradition" and Its Alternatives

Y.L. Bleyerveld · Diane Wolfthal

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1. 'Heroic' rape imagery 2. Rape imagery in medieval picture Bibles 3. The children of Mars: soldiers as rapists 4. Rape imagery in the context of law: legal treatises and justice paintings 5. The greatest possible sorrow: Christine de Pizan and the representation of rape 6. Two conceptions of the sexual aggressor: the user of magical images and the married woman.

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