The Concept of Woman Vol. III

includes index and biblioraphy

1. Engendered identities in religious events and authors ...28 Isabella of portugal (1451-1504) ...28 Two religious events at the beginning of the Modern Era ...30 The pregnant woman : Mary of guadalupe ...30 The crucified man : The shroud of turin ...36 Summary and comparison of the tilma and the shroud ...42 Women in the later humanist reformation ...43 The reformers and women`s obedience in Marriage ...43 Saint thomas more (1478-1535) and his daughter margaret (1505-1544) ...53 Unisex model of education ...54 Conscience in the context of violence and hatred ...58 Saint margarent clitherow (c. 1553-1586) and her children ...69 Fragmentation in communion and person ...72 Women in the counter- reformation ...74 Saint catherine of genoa (1447-1510) ...74 The carmelite age ...81 Saint Teresa of Avila (1518-1582) ...81 Saint John of the cross (1542-1591) ...102 Further research on religious women in the new world ...110 Integration in person and communion ...111 2. Woman`s identity in academic and later humanist texts ...112 The beginning of reverse sex and Gender polarity arguments ...112 Baldassare castiglione the book of the courtier (1528) ...113 Henricus cornelius agrippa, declamation on the nobility and preeminence of the female sex (1529) ...119 Sir thomas Elgot, the defence of good women (1540) ...124 Moderata fonte, the worth of women: Wherein is clearly revealed their nobility and their superiority to men (1600) ...128 Lucrezia marinella, the nobility and excellence of women and the defects and vices of men (1601) ...137 Argument from nouns, nature and essence ...141 Arguments from causes ...143 On the nature and essence of the female sex ...144 Marinella`s critique of renaissance aristoteliance ...150 Marinella`s gathering of women philosophers ...151 Summary of reverse sex and gender polarity arguments ...153 Satires consider women, Masculinity, and femininity ...159 Valens acidalius, A new disputation against women, Which proves that they are not human (1595) ...160 Simon gediccus, defense of the female sex (1595) ...164 Elena (suor arcangela) tarabotti, That women are of the same species as men: A defense of women (1651) ...166 Dorothy sayers, are women human and the human-not quite human )1938) ...170 Joseph swetnam, haee vir/ hic mulier/ muld sacke (1620) ...174 Joseph (Thomas) swetnam accused in the Querelle des femmes ...175 Hic muller: or the man-woman: Being a medicine in cure the coltish disease of the staggers in the masculine-feminines of our times. expressed in a brief declamation (1620) ...177 Haec-vir: or the womanish-man:Being an answere to a late book intituled hic mulier (1620) ...179 Muld sacke or the apologie of hic mulier (1620) ...182 New types of satires about women ....184 3. Gender identity and the copernican revolution in macrocosm and microcosm ...191 Woman and generation in the macrocosm ...191 Astronom overturns aristotelian theory of heavy passive mother earth ...197 Nicolaus copernicus (1473-1543): The triple motion of earth ...197 Galileo Galilei (1564-1645): Ennobling mother earth ...201 Johannes kepler (1571-1630) Attraction of earth of father sun ...208 Displacement of Gender in cosmic theories of generations ...212 Women and generation in the microcosm ...214 Anatony overturns aristotelian theory of lack of female seed ...217 Leonardo da vinci (1452-1519) ...217 Andreas vesalius (1514-1564) ...218 Hieronymus fabricius (1533-1619) ...221 Aristotelian sex ideology persists in public debate in England ...228 Sir thomas browne (1605-1682) ...228 Sir Kenelm digby (1603-1665) ..230 Alexander ross (1591-1654) ...234 4. The cartesian revolution in sex and gender identity ...247 5. Post-cartesian battle over sex and gender identity ...340 6. sex and gender polarity and ideology in conflict with integral sex and gender complementarity ...389 7. Saint Karol wojtyla /John paul II: Founder of integral gender complementarity ...442

V3. The Search for Communion of Persons 1500-2015.