The politics of emotion : love, grief, and madness in medieval and early modern Iberia

The politics of emotion love, grief, and madness in medieval and early modern Iberia

Understanding the history of grief and madness in late medieval and early modern Iberia through the lives of three royal women who all experienced tragedy while in power --

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Silleras Fernandez, Nuria, autor (autor)
Formato: Libro
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Ithaca [New York] : Cornell University Press 2024
Edición:First published 2024
Materias:
Isabel, > Reina consorte de Juan II, Rey de Castilla > 1428-1496.
Isabel, > Reina consorte de Manuel I, Rey de Portugal > 1470-1498.
Juana > I, > Reina de Castilla, > 1479-1555.
Mujeres > Península Ibérica > Situación social > s. XV-XVI.
Emociones y sentimientos > Aspectos sociales > Historia.
Enfermedades mentales > Aspectos sociales > Historia.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Love and excess/love as excess
  • Regulating death,grief, and consolation
  • Love and sexuality as power: Isabel of Portugal, queen of Castile
  • Contested agency: Isabel of Portugal and Saint Beatriz da Silva
  • Portugal, 1491: a princess and a kingdom in mourning
  • Consoling the princess of Portugal, or the price of remarriage
  • Juana and Isabel: the tale of a prodigal daughter
  • Madness in the age of empire: Juana I, queen of Castile
  • Love and death and the politics of emotion

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