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Contextualizing the Renaissance: returns to history : selected proceedings from the 28th annual CEMERS Conference
1998, Brepols
in English
2503508499 9782503508498
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Table of Contents
Writing the history of the present : contextualizing early modern literature / Jean E. Howard
Mapping theory in history : conceptual cites and social sites in the French monarchic state / Sarah Hanley
Dueling and civility in sixteenth-century Italy / David Quint
The place of Vives' Instruction of a Christen [sic] woman in early modern English domestic book literature / Margaret Mikesell
Motivating history / Keith Moxey
Tainted image, sacred image : the wandering Madonna of S. Maria in Vallicella / Laura MacCaskey
Viewing Foucault viewing Velásquez's Las meniñas / James Byrnes
Form and pressure : Shakespearean drama and the Elizabethan state / Louis Montrose
Embodying origins : an anatomy of A yeoman's daughter, Spenser's Argante, and Elizabeth I / David Kinahan
Reading history, reading power, reading plays / Graham Holderness on Shakespeare's history plays / William O. Scott.
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