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English: Shared Futures. Volume 71; Edited by Robert Eaglestone, Gail Marshall; Published by: Boydell & Brewer; Published online: 15 October ; Print.
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Estes has been pointing to the complexity of the problems facing sixteenth-century reformers and the practical solutions they were able to reach. Friendship and Sociability in Premodern Europe explores ideas and instances of friendship in premodern Europe through a series of investigations into amity in discrete social and cultural contexts related to some of the most salient moments and expressions of European history and civilization. In their range and breadth, the essays in this collection illustrate the cultural force of Neo-Latin in Early Modern Europe.
This interdisciplinary and diverse collection of articles stems from a conference that centred on the idea of creating women. The verbal adjective in the title was meant to signal a dual meaning: women create and women are created by others. This volume brings together new scholarship in Italian art and culture from the thirteenth to the eighteenth centuries first presented during April and May at two conferences celebrating Charles Dempsey on his retirement from teaching at The Johns Hopkins University.
Peter Howard carefully reconstructs the concept of magnificence by tracing its development through Archbishop Antoninus's texts and his mendicant career in s Florence. Treating the devil not as a reified theological entity but as a dynamic concept that was made and remade over the centuries according to cultural priorities and the exigencies of circumstance, the articles in this collection probe how the devil and demonism operated as explanatory categories that helped create and rationalise experience, thereby shaping the way people lived their lives and understood their place and role in premodern Europe.
The articles in this volume provide an overview of the issues and complexities that informed marriage in the premodern West. They provide a series of interdisciplinary and multicultural analyses of an institution that was fundamental across societies and cultures, but manifested in diverse practices and beliefs.
The twenty essays in this collection examine critical issues in Renaissance art. Written by students of Colin Eisler, professor at the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University for fifty years, and dedicated to him, they serve as a tribute to this exceptional scholar.
This collection of essays shows the remarkable strides the study of gender has made in the decades since Barbara Todd helped reshape the field through her publications and teaching.
Savonarola and Savonarolism retraces the history of the reformer's controversial Florentine period and examines his political, religious, and cultural legacy throughout the sixteenth century in Florence and beyond. Through a close reading of rarely studied materials, Sergius Kodera examines the contested position of the body in Renaissance philosophy, showing how abstract metaphysical ideas evolved in tandem with the creation of new metaphors that shaped the understanding of early modern political, cultural, and scientific practices.
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The idea that masculinity has a history is fairly recent. This collection opens new paths in literary and theatre studies by addressing not only how literary texts represented masculinity but how different representational strategies in such texts produce masculinity.
A fundamental aspect of culture in all ages, religion was a particularly crucial issue in the Renaissance. These essays explore the intersection between religion and the creative forces of the individuals who wrote about sacred matters, practised their religion, or fashioned religious themes in their artwork.
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This volume deals with a wide range of sports from the thirteenth through to the seventeenth century, placing them within a variety of larger contexts. Acknowledging new direction in scholarship, this volume seeks to trace the plurality and complexity of memory's cultural work throughout the English and Continental Renaissance. The articles in this collection seek to contribute to the ongoing debate on the Renaissance and further our understanding of this brilliant period in European history and culture.
Richard C. This volume brings together essays on the intellectual, cultural and social history of the Italian Renaissance, areas of inquiry that Paul F. Grendler has done so much to develop through the decades. This volume celebrates the many contributions of John M.
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Najemy to the study of Florentine and Italian Renaissance history. This collection presents eight articles by one of the most influential scholars of Florentine culture in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Michel Plaisance. This collection of fifteen essays examines the literary influence of Ovid's Metamorphoses from the late Middle Ages to the seventeenth century.
Johannes Brenz affected church life and shaped the Reformation in German-speaking countries well into the s. The articles in this volume use a variety of disciplinary approaches to examine, each in its own way, the interpretation of texts and archival documents that record French ceremonial entries in the sixteenth century. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem?
Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. It is remarkable that although the writer can hardly have been ignorant that, according not only to current belief but to the New Excerpt from Essays and Studies by Members of the English Association, Vol. It is remarkable that although the writer can hardly have been ignorant that, according not only to current belief but to the New Testament itself, the tempter of Eve was Satan in the guise of the serpent, he shows no consciousness of this in his paraphrase for him, as for the biblical writer, the serpent' is a serpent and nothing more.
And in the prologue which reads like a metrical rendering of a lucidly and simply written homily , the Fall of the Angels is related without the slightest allusion to the baleful consequences which that event was to have on the history of mankind. The writer does indeed consider this story an indispensable introduction to the narrative of Genesis; but this is only because he holds that the reason for which God determined to create the earth was that the void left in heaven by the expulsion of the rebel host might be filled by the blessed spirits of men.
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Strange as this view appears to modern apprehension, it was widely held in early Christian times. When he came to speak of the warlike exploits of Abraham. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy.
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