Razzall offers close readings of literary texts alongside artefacts from chests to book-bindings and reliquaries, to reveal the importance of the box as object and idea in early modern culture. This book is for students and researchers in English Literature, History, and Art History, as well as book historians and librarians.
Razzall offers close readings of literary texts alongside artefacts from chests to book-bindings and reliquaries, to reveal the importance of the box as object and idea in early modern culture. This book is for students and researchers in English Literature, History, and Art History, as well as book historians and librarians.
Lucy Razzall has held research and teaching positions at Cambridge, Queen Mary University of London, and University College London. She has published essays on material texts and material culture in the early modern period, on subjects including relics, emblems, and print culture.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Chests of the Mind in Early Modern England 2. The Renaissance of the Box: Metaphors of Interpretation 3. The Word in a Box: Reforming the Book 4. How to Read a Reliquary 5. 'Because This Box We Know': Embodying the Box.
1. Chests of the Mind in Early Modern England 2. The Renaissance of the Box: Metaphors of Interpretation 3. The Word in a Box: Reforming the Book 4. How to Read a Reliquary 5. 'Because This Box We Know': Embodying the Box.
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