From boys to men: formations of masculinity in late medieval Europe

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Medieval Literature and History Gender and Feminist Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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1. Masculinities, Youth, and the Late Middle Ages 2. Mail Bonding: Knights, Ladies, and the Proving of Manhood 3. Separating the Men from the Beasts: Medieval Universities and Masculine Formation 4. Masters and Men: Independence and Urban Craft Workers 5. Becoming a Man Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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