In the Pillow Book, we see the first person musings of a woman who actively pursues sexual partnerships with men. In the other two texts from this Unit that were written by women (The Lais and Genji),

In the Pillow Book, we see the first person musings of a woman who actively pursues sexual partnerships with men. In the other two texts from this Unit that were written by women (The Lais and Genji), we see women through the eyes of male protagonists (Guigemar, Lanval, Bisclavret, and Genji). Choose one example from each of these three female-authored texts, and discuss the effect(s) of the male vs. female point of view.