Empress and Handmaid: On Nature and Gender in the Cult of the Virgin Mary

Sarah Jane Boss

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Medieval Literature and History Catholicism and Religious Studies Gender and Feminist Studies

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The decline of Mary's motherhood I - visual images the decline of Mary's motherhood II - written texts the cult of the Virgin in the rationalization of western civilization from heaven restored to the devil defied - Mary's immaculate conception domination and repression - psychological aspects of changes in Marian devotion virginity and soffow in Mary's childbearing. Appendix: the concept of domination.

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