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| Genre/Form: | Aufsatzsammlung |
|---|---|
| Material Type: | Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Laurie Postlewate; Wim N M Hüsken |
| ISBN: | 9789042021914 9042021918 |
| OCLC Number: | 127107610 |
| Description: | 361 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | The preacher and his audience: Dominican conceptions of the self in the thirteenth century / Dallas G. Denery II -- Public-access patronage: book-presentation from the crowd at a royal presentation / Joyce Coleman -- Eternal Rome and Cola di Rienzo's show of power / Amy Schwarz -- Diversity in unity: Elizabeth's coronation procession / L. Caitlin Jorgensen -- On cushions and chairs: the ritual contruction [sic] of authority in New Spain / Alejandro Cañeque -- Talking pictures: performance on th epage / Adrian P. Tudor -- Medieval literary performance: Gautier de Coinci's Guide for the Perplexed / Kathryn A. Duys -- Privatizing the Conte du Graal: how renaissance printers reformatted Chrétien's public text for private reading / Paul Creamer -- A contract for an early festival book: Sarrasin's Le Roman du Hem (1278) / Nancy Freeman Regalado -- Death slips onto the renaissance stage: Morris dancing, mimed Moors, and nascent rituals in Fletcher and Shakespeare / William E. Engel -- Experimenting with the performance of medieval narrative / Evelyn Birge Vitz & Linda Marie Zaerr -- Ysuet's legacy: women writers and performers in the medieval French romance Ysaÿe le triste / Marilyn Lawrence -- 'A bawdy lecture unto ladies': music speeches at early-modern Oxford / Felicity Henderson. |
| Series Title: | Ludus, 8. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Laurie Postlewate and Wim Hüsken. |
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