Taking as its chronological starting-point the female body of late medieval devotional literature, the volume moves on to a consideration of the representation of gendered bodies in later literature.
Taking as its chronological starting-point the female body of late medieval devotional literature, the volume moves on to a consideration of the representation of gendered bodies in later literature.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contents: Introduction; Nina Taunton and Darryll Grantley; Gendered Bodies: The politics of self-mutilation: forms of female devotion in the late Middle Ages, Claire Marshall; The constructions and deconstructions of gendered bodies in selected plays of Christopher Marlowe, Doris Feldmann; Armour, flows and bliss: liquefactions of gender in The Faerie Queene Book II, Barry Taylor; 'O Hamlet, thou hast cleft my heart in twain': violence and the mother's body on the Elizabethan stage, Felicity Dunworth; Occupational Bodies: The body archival: re-reading the trial of the Earl of Somerset, Alan Stewart; A camp 'well planted': encamped bodies in 1590s military discourses and Chapman's Caesar and Pompey, Nina Taunton; 'A bodie of presence': early modern education and the elite body in the writings of Richard Mulcaster, Darryll Grantley; Mystical Bodies: Regimen animarum et corporum: the body and spatial practice in medieval and Renaissance magic, Stephen Clucas; The bodies of demons, Gareth Roberts; The miraculous royal body in James VI and I, Jonson and Shakespeare, 1590-1609, Lawrence Normand; Bodily Otherness: 'Seeing' contagious bodies in early modern London, Margaret Healy; 'All protean forms in venery': the textual and apparitional body in John Marston's verse satires, Cliff Forshaw; Travellers' tails: bodily fictions in early modern narratives of cultural difference, Susan Wiseman; Index.
Contents: Introduction; Nina Taunton and Darryll Grantley; Gendered Bodies: The politics of self-mutilation: forms of female devotion in the late Middle Ages, Claire Marshall; The constructions and deconstructions of gendered bodies in selected plays of Christopher Marlowe, Doris Feldmann; Armour, flows and bliss: liquefactions of gender in The Faerie Queene Book II, Barry Taylor; 'O Hamlet, thou hast cleft my heart in twain': violence and the mother's body on the Elizabethan stage, Felicity Dunworth; Occupational Bodies: The body archival: re-reading the trial of the Earl of Somerset, Alan Stewart; A camp 'well planted': encamped bodies in 1590s military discourses and Chapman's Caesar and Pompey, Nina Taunton; 'A bodie of presence': early modern education and the elite body in the writings of Richard Mulcaster, Darryll Grantley; Mystical Bodies: Regimen animarum et corporum: the body and spatial practice in medieval and Renaissance magic, Stephen Clucas; The bodies of demons, Gareth Roberts; The miraculous royal body in James VI and I, Jonson and Shakespeare, 1590-1609, Lawrence Normand; Bodily Otherness: 'Seeing' contagious bodies in early modern London, Margaret Healy; 'All protean forms in venery': the textual and apparitional body in John Marston's verse satires, Cliff Forshaw; Travellers' tails: bodily fictions in early modern narratives of cultural difference, Susan Wiseman; Index.
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