"The City of Ladies" is a book written by the medieval author Christine de Pizan in 1405. It presents a vision of a city built by and for women, where they can live free from the constraints and prejudices of a male-dominated society. The narrative features allegorical figures like Reason, Rectitude, and Justice, who help the author construct this ideal city. In the book, Christine de Pizan defends women's contributions to society and challenges the negative stereotypes often associated with them. Through various stories and examples, she highlights the achievements of historical and mythical women, promoting the idea that women deserve respect and recognition.