This 2003 book places Renaissance drama within the cultural context of the encyclopedic texts written at the time.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
William West spent his early years attending schools in Texas. After graduating college, he worked as a child protective social worker in Houston and small towns near the Gulf Coast. His experiences inspired this story. He lives in Northern Michigan with his wife and two dogs.
Inhaltsangabe
List of illustrations Acknowledgements Note on texts Introduction: circles of learning 1. The space of the encyclopedia 2. The idea of a theatre 3. Tricks of vision, truths of discourse: illustration, ars combinatoria, and authority 4. Holding the mirror up to nature?: the humanist theatre beside itself 5. The show of learning and the performance of knowledge: humors, Epigrams, and 'an universal store' 6. Francis Bacon's theatre of Orpheus: 'literate experience' and experimental science Notes Bibliography Index.
List of illustrations Acknowledgements Note on texts Introduction: circles of learning 1. The space of the encyclopedia 2. The idea of a theatre 3. Tricks of vision, truths of discourse: illustration, ars combinatoria, and authority 4. Holding the mirror up to nature?: the humanist theatre beside itself 5. The show of learning and the performance of knowledge: humors, Epigrams, and 'an universal store' 6. Francis Bacon's theatre of Orpheus: 'literate experience' and experimental science Notes Bibliography Index.
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