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RESUMEN Durante la Edad Media muchos grupos fueron objeto de marginación y exclusión social por motivos diversos pero, entre ellos, las mujeres y, especialmente, las prostitutas fueron el colectivo más vulnerable y criticado. La prostitución durante los siglos XI y XV se evidencia como un fenómeno muy variado en su origen y controvertido en su consideración, un oficio denostado por la opinión pública pero a su vez justificado por algunos teóricos debido a su utilidad pública para evitar males mayores. Las fuentes legislativas demuestran que su percepción histórica fue objeto de evolución desde su prohibición en la Alta Edad Media hasta su institucionalización en la Baja Edad Media, lo que conllevó la división del oficio entre las mujeres que acataron las normas recluyéndose en la mancebía pública y las que optaron por permanecer en la clandestinidad. En este trabajo analizaremos las fuentes legislativas producidas durante la Plena y Baja Edad Media en las Coronas de Castilla y Aragón para tratar de conocer con mayor profundidad las formas de inclusión y exclusión social de las mujeres que ejercían la prostitución.
ABSTRACT During the Middle Ages many different groups were subjected to marginalization and social exclusion for different reasons but, among them, women and, especially, prostitutes were the most vulnerable and criticised group. Between the 11th and 15th centuries prostitution was a diverse and controversial phenomenon, a trade reviled by public opinion but in turn defended by some thinkers due to its public utility to avoid bigger evils. Legal sources proves the historical evolution of prostitution, prohibited during the Early Middle Ages and institutionalized in the Late Middle Ages, causing a division in the trade between the women who agreed with law to committed themselves in public brothels and those who chose to remain clandestine. The aim of this study is to analyse legal sources produced during the High and Late Middle Ages in the Crowns of Castile and Aragon to better understand the forms of social inclusion and exclusion of women who practised prostitution.
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Legislación, Marginación, España medieval, Legislation, Prostitution, Marginalization, Prostitución, Medieval Spain
Legislación, Marginación, España medieval, Legislation, Prostitution, Marginalization, Prostitución, Medieval Spain
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