Fecal matters in early modern literature and art studies in scatology
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Aldershot, Hampshire, England ; Burlington, VT :
Ashgate
c2004
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| Colección: | Studies in European cultural transition ;
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Scatology, the last taboo
- The "Honorable art of farting" in continental Renaissance literature / Barbara C. Bowen
- "The wife multiplies the secret" (AaTh 1381D): some fortunes of an exemplary tale / Geoffrey R. Hope
- Dr. Rabelais and the medicine of scatology / David LaGuardia
- "The mass and the fart are sisters": scatology and Calvinist rhetoric against the mass, 1560-1563 / Jeff Persels
- Community, commodities, and commodes in the French nouvelle / Emily E. Thompson
- Pissing glass and the body crass: adaptations of the scatological in Théophile / Russell Ganim
- Scatology as political protest: a "Scandalous" medal of Louis XIV / Jeanne Morgan Zarucchi
- Foolectomies, fool enemas, and the Renaissance Anatomy of folly / Glenn Ehrstine
- Holy and unholy shit: the pragmatic context of scatological curses in early German Reformation satire / Josef Schmidt, with Mary Simon
- Expelling from top and bottom: the changing role of scatology in images of peasant festivals from Albrecht Dürer to Pieter Bruegel / Alison G. Stewart
- Tamburlaine's Urine / Joseph Tate
- "The wronged breeches": cavalier scatology / Peter J. Smith.
