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Charity, Pride, and Patronage,us into conversations about royal policy without suffering forceful rebuke from princes who had previously proved hostile to the university’s advice. To this extent, it was a successful rhetorical strategy. Gerson’s repeated invitations to address the royal court and the University of Paris’s repeat

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,Co-opting Royal Women’s Authority,ly-charged homecoming of the king’s flesh and blood daughter, Isabelle of France as a means of mobilizing the crown’s sympathy for the university’s position in its case against Charles of Savoisy. Portraying the Daughter of the King as a weak dependent in need of fatherly protection, however, was no

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Gerson, Mystics, and Witches?,ted with inspiring the anti-witch writings of John Nider, and then, through Nider, the ... In his treatise titled ., Gerson denounced such women for attempting to address “great and wonderful” topics that exceeded their abilities, reporting the effects of brain lesions caused by epilepsy and melanch

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,Co-opting Royal Women’s Authority,rsity’s political aspirations and a target for political critique. These circumstances encouraged Gerson to reconsider the particular female characteristics he attributed to his personification of the University of Paris as the Daughter of the King.

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