Alfred Of Sareshel'S Commentary On The 'Metheora' Of Aristotle. (Latin Text) 

On two illustrated Passover haggadot: Mazza-baking in late medieval Southern Germany 

St. Mildred of Thanet: biography of a cult 

Women's studies at California community colleges: A comprehensive model 

An exploratory investigation of women's studies in selected institutions of higher education with emphasis upon the historical background of the status of women and the special needs of women in ... 

Delving into the center: Women's lived experience of spirituality through occupation 

The education of Italian women in the fourteenth century 

Representations of the mother as origin and force of life in Japanese literature and history 

Routine adjustments: Re-viewing women's TV comedy genres, 1950--1969 

Property and subjectivity: Women's property rights in Joseon Korea (1392--1910) 

Benjamin Britten's cantata "Saint Nicolas": Its relationship to medieval principles and traditions associated with the St. Nicholas liturgy 

Centering women's voices in CQAD accredited post-secondary institutions 

Crimes of honor: an international human rights perspective on violence against women in South Asia 

Out of hand: experimental media practices by women 

Women who direct films: A survey 

Christine De Pizan'S Allegories: A Dialectic Of Hope And Utopia As Means Of Social And Individual Transformation 

"In censure of his seeming": External marking, fashion and travel in the English Renaissance. 

German women in Cameroon: travelogues from colonial times 

Narrative analysis of Korean American women's acculturation and changing self 

Binding the new together with the old: Fifteenth -century writers on the origins of the Polish state and people in the face of earlier tradition 

"Laudario 91 di Cortona": An analytical approach to medieval rhythm 

Chaucerian Narrative And Gothic Style: A Study Of The "Legend Of Good Women," The "Monk'S Tale," And The "House Of Fame." 

La matrona bergamasca: Portraits of women in Renaissance Bergamo 

Taking their place: Benedictine child oblates at eleventh-century Canterbury Cathedral priory 

From the hellmouth to the witch's cauldron: cooking and feeding evil on the early modern stage