Framing medieval bodies
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Framing medieval bodies
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's Press, c1994
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Includes index
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The body was a central symbol in medieval culture - discussed, treated and maltreated, represented and exposed in a variety of contexts and in a multiplicity of idioms. This book responds to the recent awareness amongst scholars of the importance of this subject and brings an interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of the body, so overcoming the difficulties of mastering the topic from any single perspective or historical source. The contributors offer fresh perspectives on the ways in which bodies were framed and experienced in medieval culture. The chapters range across the cultural, historical, literary and archaeological dimensions to the subject, as well as focusing on diverse European regions. They also have many themes in common: recognition of historical specificity, an interest in modern theory and an awareness of the challenge which this theory poses to medieval studies.
目次
- Reading a saint's body: rapture and bodily movement in the vitae of 13th-century Beguines, Walter Simons
- chaste bodies - frames and experiences, Jocelyn Wogan-Browne
- medieval bodies in the material world - gender, stigma and the body, Roberta Gilchrist
- the image and the self - unwriting late medieval bodies, Michael Camille
- the body in the form - medieval challenges to bodily "order", Miri Rubin
- bodies in the Jewish-Christian debate, Anna Abulafia
- the "Pardoner's" body and the disciplining of rhetoric, Rita Copeland
- the old body in medieval culture, Shulamith Shahar
- the body in some Middle High German Maeren - taming and maiming, Mark Chinca
- women's body of knowledge - epistemology and misogyny in the "Roman de la Rose", Sarah Kay
- Dante and the body, Robin Kirkpatrick making the world in York and the York cycle, Sarah Beckwith.
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