Early Modern Improvisations
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Early Modern Improvisations
Essays on History and Literature in Honor of John Watkins
Scheil, Katherine; Shenk, Linda
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2024
226
Mole
9781032698298
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction 1. "Sad Stories of the Death of Queens": Elizabethan Beginnings and Endings 2. Queen Elizabeth's Seneca 3. "Not By Blood": Queenship in All Is True (Henry VIII) 4. Dangerous Wombs: Pregnant Bodies in Early Modern Drama and History 5. Mothers and Forced Marriages in the Later Middle Ages 6. Cultural Production, Familiarity, Race, and the 1682 Embassies from Morocco and Banten to England 7. "The Excellent Civil Policy of the Jesuits...Deserves our Imitation": Anglican Missionaries, Native Americans, and the Jesuit Utopia of Paraguay 8. Between Diary, Comedy, and Diplomatic Report. Writing in the Midst of the Italian Wars: Francesco Vettori's Viaggio in Alamagna, 1507-1515 9. Shakespeare's Italian Loves: Petrarch, Boccaccio, Ariosto in Much Ado About Nothing 10. The Arcadian History of Romeo and Juliet 11. Ghosting Shakespeare in Hulu's Harlots 12. "We Must be Gentle Now We are Gentlemen": The Complex Concept of Kaloskagathos 13. Ruinations: Petrarch in Rome, Navagero in Granada 14. Life-Writing Dapifers: Early Modern Women as Textual Stewards 15. "If You can Mock a Leek, You can Eat a Leek": Cultural Resonances in Shakespearean Foodstuffs 16. "A Body Yet Distempered": Being Sick at Home in Shakespeare's 2 Henry IV 17. The Punishment of Pirates in the Medieval Mediterranean 18. The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming: Anglo-Russian Interplay in the English Renaissance Afterword: Early Modern Literary and Historical Improvisations: Towards a Generative Historicism
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Queen Elizabeth's Seneca;Elizabeth I;Queenship;Wolsey;Henry VIII;Shakespeare;Cranmer;Mothers;Daughters;Violence;Medieval Law;Pregnancies;Race;England;Europe;America;Habsburg;Italian Wars;Women;Pirates;Mediterranean;Russia
Introduction 1. "Sad Stories of the Death of Queens": Elizabethan Beginnings and Endings 2. Queen Elizabeth's Seneca 3. "Not By Blood": Queenship in All Is True (Henry VIII) 4. Dangerous Wombs: Pregnant Bodies in Early Modern Drama and History 5. Mothers and Forced Marriages in the Later Middle Ages 6. Cultural Production, Familiarity, Race, and the 1682 Embassies from Morocco and Banten to England 7. "The Excellent Civil Policy of the Jesuits...Deserves our Imitation": Anglican Missionaries, Native Americans, and the Jesuit Utopia of Paraguay 8. Between Diary, Comedy, and Diplomatic Report. Writing in the Midst of the Italian Wars: Francesco Vettori's Viaggio in Alamagna, 1507-1515 9. Shakespeare's Italian Loves: Petrarch, Boccaccio, Ariosto in Much Ado About Nothing 10. The Arcadian History of Romeo and Juliet 11. Ghosting Shakespeare in Hulu's Harlots 12. "We Must be Gentle Now We are Gentlemen": The Complex Concept of Kaloskagathos 13. Ruinations: Petrarch in Rome, Navagero in Granada 14. Life-Writing Dapifers: Early Modern Women as Textual Stewards 15. "If You can Mock a Leek, You can Eat a Leek": Cultural Resonances in Shakespearean Foodstuffs 16. "A Body Yet Distempered": Being Sick at Home in Shakespeare's 2 Henry IV 17. The Punishment of Pirates in the Medieval Mediterranean 18. The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming: Anglo-Russian Interplay in the English Renaissance Afterword: Early Modern Literary and Historical Improvisations: Towards a Generative Historicism
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