A Medieval Lesson on Bodily Knowing: Women's Experience and Men's Thought

John Giles Milhaven

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J. Giles Milhaven; A Medieval Lesson on Bodily Knowing: Women's Experience and Men's Thought, Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Volume LVII, Issue 2,

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1977Of Woman Born.2009Religious Ethics and Pastoral Care 1944The cloud of unknowing ; and, The book of privy counselling

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