Medieval Virtue Ethics and the Formation of the Feminine Moral Subject: Jeanne of Navarre to Marguerite of Navarre (1285-1550)

这项研究将使社区重新认识到用日常语言而不是学术语言教授道德的重要性，特别是与妇女有关，从而促进关于什么是价值教育的全国辩论。通过展示著名女作家不是孤立的个体，而是适应了向女性传播伦理学的既定传统，该研究将有助于当代关于伦理学教学相关性的辩论。该项目将进一步发展澳大利亚学者与欧洲和美国研究人员之间业已存在的密切联系。

This research will generate fresh community awareness of the importance of teaching ethics in everyday rather than academic language, with a particular relevance to women, thus contributing to the national debate about what constitutes values education. By showing how famous women writers were not isolated individuals, but adapted an established tradition of communicating ethics to women, the research will contribute to contemporary debates about the relevance of the teaching of ethics. The project will develop further existing close connections between Australian scholars and researchers in both Europe and the USA.