Linda Georgianna, "In Any Corner of Heaven: Heloise's Critique of Monastic Life." Wheeler, Bonnie, Ed. London, MacMillan Press, 2000. BX4705 H463 L57 2000Argues that Heloise's radical reform agenda (in Letter 6) for female monastic life anticipates Protestant reforms of the future. What begins as a request for specific minor changes in existing monastic rule becomes a broad argument, on the part of Heloise, questioning the whole enterprise of regulating the interior spiritual life by means of external bodily rules. Georgianna urges that Letter 6 is not a break in Heloise's series of letters for this reason: Though Heloise has stopped discussing her marriage and sexual longing for Abelard, she continues to dwell on the female body, raising issues of menstruation and etc. She never stops confronting Abelard with the reality of the female body.