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Born in 1364 in Venice, Italy
Died in  1430 in Poissy, France
Raised at court in Paris with her Father
Married Etienne du Castel, a nobleman from Picardy in 1380
He died 1390, she was 25
Had three children
She started to publish Poetry about her Husband
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Le Ditié de Jehanne d’Arc-"lyrical, joyous outburst" inspired by the accomplishments of Joan of Arc
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-She changed the traditional roles assigned to women by writing poetry and standing up for women rights when women had no legal rights and were considered a man's property
- She was very educated and was able to see what was wrong in the world
-She wrote literature art in a way to open up the idea of women being more then just a wife.
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1404-
Book of the Deeds and Good Morals of the Wise King Charles V- firsthand picture of Charles V and his court
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The Book of the City of Ladies- woman known for their virtue
Book of Three Virtues- Instruction for women social spheres
L’Avision de Christine- Story of her life (allegorical)
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1399-
Letter to the God of Loves-  defended women against the satire of Jean de Meun in the Roman de la rose.
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Letter to the God of Loves-  defended women against the satire of Jean de Meun in the Roman de la rose.
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Christine De Pisan refers to her childhood as a golden age
She admired French King
Was married and happy

She then started to face financial issues when her husband died, and she became a widow, raising three children alone

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She adovocated for women equality.
Her writing was considered to be some of the earliest feminist writings, including poetry, novels, biography, and autobiography, and  literary, political, and religious commentary.
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