A masculine medieval Latin story of crapping crows became in later French literature a story of laying eggs. That’s feminizing literary development. … Read the post crapping crows, laying eggs & medieval masculine difference
The pioneering Spanish novel Celestina, written in 1499, remains “as fresh and relevant a work of fiction as if it had been written today.” … Read the post Celestina: heroine of the first European novel
The medieval masterpiece De miseria humanae conditionis recognized the natural burden of men’s lustful nature and the misery of sexless and married men. … Read the post understanding the misery of sexless and married men
The amazingly abusive late-medieval Scottish masterpiece Tretis of the Tua Mariit Wemen and the Wedo raises questions about anti-meninism and antifeminism. … Read the post is Tretis of the Tua Mariit Wemen and the Wedo anti-meninist?
De coniuge non ducenda, a Latin work of men’s sex protest written between 1225 and 1250, tells how three angels saved Gawain from marriage. … Read the post De coniuge non ducenda: angels save Gawain from marriage