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Women in Culture and Society
The History of an Urban Institution in Languedoc
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"Prostitution in Medieval Society, a monograph about Languedoc between the twelfth and sixteenth centuries, is also much more than that: it is a compelling narrative about the social construction of sexuality."â Catharine R. Stimpson
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- Cover
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Approximate Money Equivalences
- Introduction
- Part One: Prostitution and Public Authority: An Evolution
- Prologue to Part One: Toward a Chronology of Medieval Prostitution
- I. The Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries: Prostitution Accepted
- 2. The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries: Prostitution Institutionalized
- Epilogue to Part One: The Sixteenth Century: The Institution Dismantled
- Part Two: Structures and Dynamics of Institutionalized Prostitution
- Prologue to Part Two: The Language of Prostitution
- 3. Public Houses: Physical Plant, Ownership, and Exploitation
- 4. Public Women: Geographical Origins; Economic, Legal, and Social Status; and the Problem of Repentance/Retirement
- 5. Controlling the System: "Police" of Prostitution and "Government" of Houses
- 6. Eliminating Competition: The Prosecution of Procurers, Illicit Prostitutes, and Keepers of Illegal Houses
- Epilogue to Part Two: Institutionalized Prostitution: Demography, Public Utility, and Sexual Morality
- Conclusions and Perspectives
- Appendix A: Published Documents
- Appendix B: Lists of Prostitutes
- Appendix C: Brothel Farms and Farmers
- Appendix D: Graphs of Brothel Farm Prices
- Appendix E: Easter Week Expenses, AM Toulouse
- Map I: The Word Postribulum in Archival Documents in Languedoc
- Map 2: Privately and Publicly Owned Brothels in Languedoc
- Illustration
- Notes
- Essay on Bibliography and Sources
- Manuscript Sources
- Bibliography
- Index