Latin Woman Potentate of the Roman Empire: Reign of Yolanda of Flanders | Chapter 11 | Research Aspects in Arts and Social Studies Vol. 8

 The main aim of this essay search out develop a personality description of Yolan- da, an Eastern Roman Empire Latina potentate. The main issue me is trying to address is whether or not Yolanda's traits can be secondhand as a model for the characteristics of modern women in politics. The most main information in this place article is the influence of family, morality, schooling, class, rank, experiences, and social contacts upon the intellectual development of Yolanda. The judgments of this study challenge the belief that constructivism or gender determines the part of women inside a political system. The composite experiences of Empresses Irene, Zoe, Theodora and Yolanda plan that class and political networks are more important than social creation and gender in deciding the rise of women to high governmental office.

Author(s) Details:

Valentine J. Belfiglio,
Department of History and Government, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, USA.

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