European Renaissance and Reformation 1350-1600: Family and Social Trends Research Article from World Eras

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Topics In Family And Social Trends

Birth

A Birthing Regimen

Childhood

"I Have Suffered A Grievous Blow"

Education

A Lady's Education Pondered

Facing Adulthood: Adolescence And Sexual Maturity

On The Secrets Of Women

Grave Concerns: Attitudes Toward Sexuality

Courtly Love

Hard Choices: Pregnancy Outside Of Marriage

Taking Responsibility For The Babies

Homosexuality

On Controlling Sodomy

Indecent Behaviors

Opening And Closing The Brothels

Opinions About Marriage

Martin Luther On Marriage

"He Is Not To Hit Her Too Hard"

Patterns Of Marriage

"Rowland's The Bride"

Patterns Of Married Life

Unmarried People

Anna Bijns On Breaking Conventions

Valuable Assets: Children

Motherly Advice To A Son

Work And Leisure

A Wedding Disaster

Years Advanced: Widowhood And Old Age

To Those Left Behind

Significant People

Leon Battista Alberti

Giovanni Di Ser Lodovico Della Casa

Lusanna di Girolamo

Elisabeth Of Braunschweig

Veronica Franco

Caritas and Willibald Pirkheimer

Christine De Pizan

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