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. Source: Christine de Pizan, The Book of the City Ladies, 1405

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This idea is revolutionary in 1405 because during this period, women were not given that much importance in terms of participating in the society. They were not allowed to pursue higher education because they were thought to have frail minds and too much learning could damage them. Women were probably the supporters of the idea while narrow minded men were against it.

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