Christine De Pizan

[@tonyshawn2267]

Sarah this is just 💘💘🔥🔥🔥 and I'm a day late, despite the fact I was binging your videos yesterday. I remember getting the notification but just now watched this and it's just beautiful.

[@marialombardi8912]

She was born in Italy- her father was a doctor in Italy and was called by the king of France- she was of italian culture.

[@galawhites5499]

Exactly. She was 100% Italian. Her real name was Cristina Da Pizzano, later "frenchised" in Christine de Pizan .Her father Tommaso Da Pizzano was a medical doctor and astrologer educated at the prestigious University of Bologna. Cristina moved to France as an infant with her family when her father Tommaso was asked by the king of France to become the court physician.

[@MusicismoreImportant]

Around same time as Joan of arc Then much later came Clara Schumann, Jane Austen, Agatha Christie

[@jegaevi7371]

Great video! Thank you so much for making it!

[@sabaameen9300]

Wow! This video was fantastic. I am doing an art project on Pizan and this was very helpful. Thank you for the beautiful video and the knowledge and analysis!

[@_SarahElizabeth]

Aw, thank you so, so much!! 🥰🥰🥰 Good luck with your art project! That sounds awesome! 👍🏼😎

[@mboop127]

Excellent!

[@roymicheal4418]

Nice I loved it, very informative. Love you

[@_SarahElizabeth]

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[@tonyshawn2267]

Sarah I can't believe this isn't getting more recognition. This video is 🔥😍

[@Elizabeth-ll4tt]

@@antitheistatheist5463 That is a myth perpetuated by the narcissistic elite, who syphon resources to ensure the few always remain more educated than the many they regularly exploit.

[@earljeffreyrichards2744]

more power to you!

[@Squid-Game]

Keep up doing the KZbin grind!

[@emilyanne9513]

I see a lot of her in you - your ability to challenge flawed conclusions about yourself and the world and come to your own rational conclusions.

[@mieldeabeja6453]

I want to learn French so that I may contemplate her true meanings,..

[@bobskanal]

She did a lot for women, but when we look at her way of thinking it was way different from feminism. Feminism is based on deism or even secularism. The way of thinking of this woman is based on a theistic world view. Her world view is based around religion. Deism and secularism on the other hand are empty, so that they have room for ideologies like feminism. The whole thing is like calling St. Francis a Socialist, because he cared for the poor. It's just not correct.