Much recent research has illuminated medieval secular life and
lifestyles with renewed attention to the economic and social
history of medieval households. New editions of household rolls and
account books have appeared, together with further studies of kin
groups and the demographics of household, and intensified awareness
of the household as a site of cultural patronage. Current
scholarship on medieval women has also produced numerous studies of
the devotional reading of medieval women, of medieval female
communities, and the history of medieval professed and laywomen's
religious lives. However we know of no study uniting the household
and medieval women's religious activities as a focus of enquiry.
The present volume thus at once addresses a field of vigorous
scholarship while offering a distinctive and powerful focus for the
history of medieval women.
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