Angeliki Pollali is Associate Professor and Program Coordinator of Art History at Deree-The American College of Greece. Berthold Hub is fellow of the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (Max-Planck-Institut) and lecturer at the University of Vienna.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction [Angeliki Pollali] Part I: The Politics of Desire: Stereotypes and Ambiguity of Gender Identity 1. Body Language in Dürer's Martyrdom of the Ten Thousand Christians [Linda C. Hults] 2. Hilarious Homoeroticism, or the Renaissance of Stereotypes in Filarete's Bronze Doors for St. Peter's [Peter Bell] 3. Carnal Desire and Conflicted Sexual Identity in a 'Dominican' Chapel [Robin O'Bryan] 4. Mirror Effects: The Narcissus Emblem in Scève's Délie [Nancy M. Frelick] Part II: Mechanisms for Actualizing Desire: From Seduction to 'Postcoital Man' 5. Who is to Blame? Representing Adultery in Early Modern Books: Alciato, Aneau, Brant, Ripa [Sabine Engel] 6. Cupid and the Bear: Emblems of Creation and Images of Seduction in Sixteenth-Century Art Writing and Love Imagery [Romana Sammern] 7. The Power of Women and the Postcoital Man [Tatiana C. String] 8. The Double Strike: A Psychoanalytic Reading of Donatello's Judith and Holofernes [Angeliki Pollali] Part III: Beyond the 'Pleasure Principle' or the Polysemy of Desire 9 Violence and Desire: Fetishist Impulses and Violence against the Female Body in the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili [Liliana Leopardi] 10. Drunkenness, Sex and Desire in Titian's Bacchanal of the Andrians [François Quiviger] 11. Pollution and Desire in Hans Baldung Grien: The Abject, Erotic Spell of the Witch and Dragon [Yvonne Owens] 12. Gabrielle d'Estrées et l'une de ses Soeurs and the Pleasures of Proliferative Criticism [Katherine Crawford]
Introduction [Angeliki Pollali] Part I: The Politics of Desire: Stereotypes and Ambiguity of Gender Identity 1. Body Language in Dürer's Martyrdom of the Ten Thousand Christians [Linda C. Hults] 2. Hilarious Homoeroticism, or the Renaissance of Stereotypes in Filarete's Bronze Doors for St. Peter's [Peter Bell] 3. Carnal Desire and Conflicted Sexual Identity in a 'Dominican' Chapel [Robin O'Bryan] 4. Mirror Effects: The Narcissus Emblem in Scève's Délie [Nancy M. Frelick] Part II: Mechanisms for Actualizing Desire: From Seduction to 'Postcoital Man' 5. Who is to Blame? Representing Adultery in Early Modern Books: Alciato, Aneau, Brant, Ripa [Sabine Engel] 6. Cupid and the Bear: Emblems of Creation and Images of Seduction in Sixteenth-Century Art Writing and Love Imagery [Romana Sammern] 7. The Power of Women and the Postcoital Man [Tatiana C. String] 8. The Double Strike: A Psychoanalytic Reading of Donatello's Judith and Holofernes [Angeliki Pollali] Part III: Beyond the 'Pleasure Principle' or the Polysemy of Desire 9 Violence and Desire: Fetishist Impulses and Violence against the Female Body in the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili [Liliana Leopardi] 10. Drunkenness, Sex and Desire in Titian's Bacchanal of the Andrians [François Quiviger] 11. Pollution and Desire in Hans Baldung Grien: The Abject, Erotic Spell of the Witch and Dragon [Yvonne Owens] 12. Gabrielle d'Estrées et l'une de ses Soeurs and the Pleasures of Proliferative Criticism [Katherine Crawford]
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