Epistre au dieu d’Amours

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Epistre au dieu d’Amours is a late 14th-century French allegorical poem by Christine de Pizan in which the god of Love addresses and defends women against misogynistic literary traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical poem
literary work
medieval French poem
addresses misogynistic representations of women in literature
approximateYearOfComposition 1399
associatedWith Christine de Pizan’s proto-feminism
early feminist thought
author Christine de Pizan NERFINISHED
circulation manuscript culture
countryOfOrigin France
criticizes authors who malign women
misogynistic texts
dateOfComposition late 14th century
defendedBy god of Love
defends women
genre allegory
didactic literature
epistle poem
hasProtagonistRole god of Love as speaker
hasSubject authority of literary tradition
moral conduct in love
women’s reputation
influenced later defenses of women in French literature
language Middle French NERFINISHED
literaryForm verse
literaryMovement medieval literature
literarySignificance one of the earliest French works to systematically defend women against literary misogyny
literaryTradition French courtly love poetry
mainCharacter god of Love
mode didactic
narrativePerspective first-person address by the god of Love
opposes misogynistic stereotypes
originalTitleLanguage French
period late Middle Ages
placeOfComposition France NERFINISHED
precedes La Cité des Dames NERFINISHED
setting allegorical court of the god of Love
theme courtly love tradition
critique of misogyny
defense of women
ethics of love
misogynistic literary traditions
responsibility of authors
writtenBy Christine de Pizan NERFINISHED

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Letter of Cupid basedOn Epistre au dieu d’Amours
Letter of Cupid relatedWork Epistre au dieu d’Amours