Title: Living dangerously
Description: "Some of the essays in Living Dangerously explore obvious marginalized classes, such as criminals, gypsies, and prostitutes, others challenge traditional understandings of the margin by showing that female mystics, speculators in the Dutch mercantile empire, and writers of satire, for example, could fall into the margins. These essays reveal the symbiotic relationship that exists between the marginalized and the social establishment : the dominant culture needs its margins."--Jacket.
Subjects: Medieval Civilization, Social history, History, Social Marginality, Middle Ages, Crime, Social history, medieval, 500-1500, Marginality, social, Crime, europe, Civilization, medieval, Europe, history, 476-1492, Medieval, Marginaliteit, Criminaliteit, Marginalit ̐ưe sociale, 18e s. (d ̐ưebut), ̐ưetudes diverses
Places: Europe
Time periods: Medieval, 500-1500, 476-1492