Permanence and evolution of behavior in Golden-Age Spain : essays in gender, body, and religion

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Permanence and evolution of behavior in Golden-Age Spain : essays in gender, body, and religion

edited by Alain Saint-Saëns

E. Mellen Press, c1991

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Religion, body, and gender in early modern Spain

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"The nine articles published in this book in their revised version, were orignally presented at the 1990 Annual Meeting of the SSPHS ... in New Orleans"--Introd

Originally published in pbk. ed. under the title: Religion, body, and gender in early modern Spain. San Francisco : Mellen Research University Press, c1991

Includes bibliographical references (p. 150-170) and index

Contents of Works

  • The transgression of the religious frontier : the case of Spaniards and Portuguese / Bartolomé Bennassar
  • Betrayals of the soul in Spanish blasphemy / Maureen Flynn
  • To annihilate sorcery and amend the Church : a new interpretation of Pedro Ciruelo's Reprobación de las supersticiones y hechecerías / Lu Ann Homza
  • Subversion and seduction : perceptions of the body in writings of religious women in Counter-Reformation Spain / Mary Elizabeth Perry
  • Apology and denigration of the eremitical body during the Spanish Golden Age / Alain Saint-Saëns
  • The ideology of breast-feeding : deconstructing Spanish medical texts concerning nursing women at the end of the eighteenth century / Joan Sherwood
  • The princess and the page : social transgression and marriage in the Spanish ballad Gerineldos / Anne J. Cruz
  • The exclusion of the feminine in the cultural discourse of the Golden Age : Juan Luis Vives and Fray Luis de León / Emilie Bergmann
  • Empress María and the making of political policy in the early years of Philip III's reign / Magdalena Sánchez

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