Learning to curse : essays in early modern culture
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Learning to curse : essays in early modern culture
Routledge, 1992, c1990
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
One of the most foremost figures in Renaissance studies today, Stephen Greenblatt is also a pioneer of the "new historicism" - the influential theoretical movement in cultural criticism that is radically refashioning study of the humanities. "Learning to Curse" combines historical and anthropological techniques with rigorous textual analysis and vivid writing. Greenblatt produces imaginative and often disturbing new approaches to issues and authors that once seemed familiar. By focussing on such problems as the relationship between cultural identity and other-ness in early modern culture, the uses of violence - both physical and rhetorical - against those identified as aliens, and the role of the imagination in efforts to shape and stabilize both cultural and personal identity, "Learning to Curse" exposes a Renaissance world made challenging and strange, forcing the reader to develop new ways of seeing and understanding.
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