浅谈文艺复兴时期女性的社会地位（On the social status of women in the Renaissance）.docVIP

浅谈文艺复兴时期女性的社会地位（On the social status of women in the Renaissance） On the social status of women in the Renaissance Time: 2011-04-22 11:52:48 science and technology thesis author: rank name The introduction: the Renaissance is a new thought and new cultural revolution movement in Europe, the emerging bourgeoisie in literature, art, philosophy, natural science, political science, law, history, education and other areas. But women are not entirely silent. Key words: Renaissance, women, awakening The Renaissance is a revolutionary movement of the new bourgeoisie in literature, art, philosophy, natural science, politics, law, history, education and other fields. All progress in this period, including the capitalist economy, modern country and humanism culture provides a variety of opportunities for men, men find their personality and dignity, and the pursuit of happiness of the worldly life. But women are not entirely silent. Some of the upper class women also received humanistic education, and a group of female writers, artists and musicians appeared. Although women are still oppressed by male chauvinism in this period, they are no longer willing to be a silent stratum, and have begun to challenge the male world and the patriarchal consciousness and system of suppressing women. I. basic social conditions of women in the Renaissance 1. marriage and family status During the Renaissance, on the issue of marriage, aristocratic women had only two functions.. When young, she can only serve as a gentle bride, passively marry in line with their own interests of the family man, later in life, she must be careful, after all, in marriage, a man in the last word. In this process, the familys economic interests and social interests are far greater than personal emotional preferences. Thesis reference. For the lower class, marriage means not only the complete obedience to the husband, but also the heavy financial burden. Thesis reference. Even if the general working class, married wo