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    Tuesday 10-11am February 10‚ 2016 Virgin and Gender inequality During Medieval art and Early Christian‚ there was a mixed misconception of women specifically within their social position in society. As traditionally speaking‚ women were seen as inferior in society due to the expected traditional roles of the domestic ideology that has existed for as long as time. For these reasons‚ they were seen as inferior and the subaltern in society as well as the evilness depicted of women through the aspect of religion

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    The role and power of the Church in Europe has been evolving since Constantine made it the official religion of the Roman Empire. Many councils‚ schisms‚ and edicts have come and gone. For most of Medieval Europe‚ the Catholic Church was the final authority over their lives. Its rules were final and were to be carried out under punishment of possible excommunication from the church. It was the men of this period that mostly controlled the politics and power structure of Europe. The pope‚ the bishops

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    Gawain and the Green Knight is a medieval romance about Sir Gawain’s journey to the Green Chapel to meet a mysterious Green Knight. A typical medieval romance contain characteristics of mystical and supernatural elements‚ the code of chivalry‚ and courtly love. On Sir Gawain’s quest for the Green Chapel‚ he encounters enchanted land and unusual monsters. As a knight‚ he must abide to the code of chivalry and he also engages in courtly love. Even though Sir Gawain and the Green Knight does not contain

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    The images that tarot cards bear illustrate the values of medieval society. It is difficult to separate fiction from historical facts concerning the origin of tarot; however‚ most scholars agree that the initial sole purpose of the cards was entertainment (Farley). The first playing cards were found in tenth-century China. Because paper was invented there‚ it makes sense that playing cards were as well. They consisted of two suits: coins and [bamboo] sticks. As the cards made their way down the

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    witchcraft had changed dramatically throughout the course of the medieval times. At first‚ in the fifth century it was considered that people cannot practice magic. However‚ in the ninth and tenth centuries the church started considering witchcraft a serious threat and ordered to kill people who were suspected of doing so. It was considered that people who practice witchcraft support Satan and are very dangerous for Christian society. The majority of people who were considered witches were those

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    Middle Age themes is a damsel in distress being saved by a knight in shining armor. For instance‚ the popular animated children’s movie‚ Shrek‚ follows the story line of Shrek and his partner‚ Donkey‚ going off on a journey in order to save a princess imprisoned in a tall castle tower and guarded by a fire-breathing dragon. The entire plot setting is based roughly around the same time frame as the actual middle ages‚ so the elements of medieval culture in this movie are clear. The guarded castles‚

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    given space. In medieval Spain the Umayyad’s existed with faiths that sprung from Jewish‚ Christian and Arabic backgrounds as well as many smaller faiths and focused on religion as a life path. In ancient Rome‚ the empire was focused on religion as knowledge and only had a religion that would contribute to the overall knowledge that Rome required. If a religion worked against this principle then the Romans would eradicate it from the empire. This was the way the Umayyad Empire in medieval Spain thought

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    Women have played a significant role in the evolution of how music is taught‚ performed‚ and revered‚ even though many music history textbooks and courses tend to discount women in music throughout the ages. Women were often private musicians‚ teachers‚ and composers‚ while male composers where more widely recognized by their contemporaries. Women were not considered to be large contributors to music in the Medieval period and the Renaissance era because they were mostly confined to the private sphere

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    Bernard Hamilton. Religion in the Medieval West. Routledge‚ Chapman and Hall Inc.‚ 1986. 216 pp. The main ideals and values that Medieval people held widely came from their understanding of the Church and their place in the world. Hamilton takes a meticulous comb through several topics to help the reader understand how the formation of the early Medieval church was paramount to how the rest of the age played out. Without the basics set down by temporal authority there would have been no west to

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    caught my attention is the gender roles during medieval times. Men and women has been treated differently since the beginning. Some of the countries up to this generation are still practicing the same role. For example‚ Chile. According to the article from boundless.com “A 2010 study by the United Nations Development Programmed found that 62% of Chileans are opposed to full gender equality and expressed the belief that women should limit themselves to the roles of mother and wife”. This shows that

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