Female presence in the renaissance of the 12th century, Pernoud and Duby in the historiographic debate
Keywords:
middle ages, XII century, duby, pernoud, womanAbstract
This article aims to highlight the differences between two authors who address the role of women in the 12th century: Georges Duby and Régine Pernoud. Through an analysis of this century, it becomes evident that the figure of women begins to gain relevance due to the importance of female icons that emerged during this historical period.
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