Sexuality and culture in medieval and Renaissance Europe
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Sexuality and culture in medieval and Renaissance Europe
（Studies in medieval and Renaissance history / editor, J.A.S. Evans ; associate editor, R.W. Unger, 3rd series ; v. 2）
AMS Press, c2005
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"Old series vol. XXVII, new series, vol. XVII"
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Description
Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, with a tradition of scholarly excellence established in 26 previous annual volumes, springs forward under the auspices of the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Its new editors will preserve the journal's high quality in all aspects of medieval and early-modern history and, to that end, invite contributions that treat the history of any theme during the chronological period 400 - 1700. ""SMRH"" provides an ideal venue for the presentation of scholarship that sometimes falls outside the purview of other scholarly journals. Translations, commentaries on texts, and articles too long for similar publications are welcomed in ""SMRH"". To increase the annual's effectiveness, not only for monographic publication, but as a force for shaping future scholarship, the editors envision publishing several review articles that relate to the theme of each issue. These articles will provide an overview of recent historiographical developments, debates, and issues that relate to the annual topic.
Table of Contents
- Forum: Sexuality and Culture in Medieval and Renaissance Europe
- ""Bodies, Gender, Health, Disease: Recent Work on Medieval Women's Medicine,"" Monica Green
- ""The Mathematics of Sex: One to Two, or Two to One?"" Helen King
- Articles
- ""A Medieval Territory for Touch,"" Fernando Salmon
- ""Sexuality and the Sexual Organs in Latin Physiognomy, 1200-1500,"" Joseph Ziegler
- ""Donna con Donna? A 1295 Inquest into Female Sodomy,"" Carol Lansing
- ""'Lustful Luther': Male Libido in the Writings of the Reformer,"" Merry E. Wiesner
- ""An Unmarried Mother-to-be in Sixteenth-Century Nuremburg Weighs Her Options,"" Joel F. Harrington
- ""The Performativity of Gender in Early Modern Spanish Art: The Case of the Lacrating Breast,"" Charlene Villasenor Black
- ""The Marriages of Women Rulers in Sixteenth-Century Britain: Gender and Cultural Analysis,"" Ruth M. Warnicke.
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