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(ES 56) The Male Body and Social Masculinity in Premodern Europe
4/13/22 •
In the premodern world, the male body and masculinity were inextricably entwined and imbued with ambiguity, mutability, and contradiction. Prevailing beliefs about the body rendered it unstable just as masculinity itself was ambivalent, in flux, and in a perpetual process of becoming. Masculinity existed only if it were recognized, acknowledged, and affirmed by other men […]
(ES 55) Idealizing Women in the Italian Renaissance
4/13/22 •
Between the fifteenth and seventeenth century, Italy was home to an animated debate on the role of women in society, history, and religion. Contemporary authors, both male and female, appealed to the authority of classical and medieval philosophers in complex and nuanced ways to redefine the idea of womanhood in a changing society. Despite this […]
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- (TT 16) Heinrich Bebel, Facetiae. Jokes and Funny Stories from the Sixteenth Century
- (ES 52) Confraternities in Southern Italy: Art, Politics, and Religion (1100-1800)
- (TS 7) Henry Chettle, Kind-Heart’s Dream and Piers Plainness
- CFP: REFORC Conference on Early Modern Christianity
- (ES 51) Natalie Zemon Davis, Leo Africanus Discovers Comedy: Theatre and Poetry Across the Mediterranean
- (ES 50) Early Modern Hospitality
