Latin 15879

Contient : Durand de S. Pourçain, sur le livre IV des Sentences ; Compilacio de libris naturalibus Aristotelis et aliorum quorumdam philosophorum de rerum natura

Latin 15899

Contient : I Divers opuscules de J. de Gerson ; II Statuts de Grégoire IX, Nicolas III et Benoit XII, pour l'ordre de Cluny

Latin 15986

Contient : I Thomas Hybernicus, Manipulus florum ; II Nicolai, Lexoviensis thesaurarii, liber de ordine preceptorum (234) ; Responsio ad questionem Joh. de Peschant (238) ; Responsio ad questionem Thome de Alquino (255)

The importance of myth in contemporary art: myth, poetry and women

This project is intended to prove the prevalent importance of myth in contemporary art and, more specifically, to highlight how myth and poetry have shaped and reflected ideas of womanhood over time. A selection of significant literary periods, authors and works from the Renaissance to our days have been chosen in order to provide a wide scope of the evolution that the portrayal of women has undergone. Special attention has been paid to the way in which a group of selected poets have contributed to the construction and deconstruction of traditional Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman myths strongly attached to patterns of male dominance.