A feast of words : banquets and table talk in the Renaissance

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A feast of words : banquets and table talk in the Renaissance

Michel Jeanneret ; translated by Jeremy Whiteley and Emma Hughes

Polity Press, 1991

タイトル別名

Des mets et des mots

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注記

Includes bibliography (p. [284]-297) and index

Translation of: Des mets et des mots

内容説明・目次

内容説明

The aim of this work is to capture the importance that people in the 16th century attributed to meals and conversation at the table. Jeanneret starts by focusing on the discourse of humanists about food and feasts and then goes on to deal specifically with table-talk. He shows how they liked to represent extravagant banquets, but at the same time established a strict code of behaviour and used the ceremonies of the table to display good manners. In the latter part of the book, the author discusses serious treatises that showed how to regulate the content and style of conversation in order to promote both intellectual stimulation and politeness around the table, despite the fact that the trend followed the opposite direction.

目次

  • Part 1 Pleasure and the norm: humanism on holiday
  • ceremonies and manners
  • rules for the appetite. Part 2 When the fable comes to table: table-talk
  • eating the text
  • classical banquets
  • something for every taste
  • dog Latin and Macaronic poetry
  • "the centre of all books". Conclusion: Imitation/mimesis.

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