Learning to curse essays in early modern culture
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TextPublication details: London Routledge 2007Description: xvi,259pISBN: - 9780415771603
- 820.9003 22 GR-L
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| 820.9 WI-W Writing in society | 820.9 WO-E English literature companion | 820.9003 FI-S Self-consuming artifacts the experience of seventeenth-century literature | 820.9003 GR-L Learning to curse essays in early modern culture | 820.9003 HA-E English Renaissance, 1500-1620 | 820.9007 CA-J Justice, dissent, and the sublime | 820.9008 EB-H Heidegger`s bicycle interfering with victorian texts |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Learning to curse: aspects of linguistic colonialism in the sixteenth century -- Marlowe, Marx, and anti-semitism -- Filthy rites -- The cultivation of anxiety: King Lear and his heirs -- Murdering peasants: status, genre, and the representation of rebellion -- Psychoanalysis and renaissance culture -- Towards a poetics of culture -- Resonance and wonder.
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