Brepols - The Playful Middle Ages
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Love play or playing dead, wordplay or playing games - the notion of play inhabits all spheres of human activity. This collection of essays brings together international scholars from a range of disciplines to explore aspects of playfulness in the later European Middle Ages. From manuscript to performance and from the domestic to the doctrinal, the exuberance and ambiguity of verbal and visual play is interrogated in order to decode layers of meaning in texts and artefacts.
These twelve papers celebrate the work of Elaine C. Block, whose dedicated study of misericords has, through countless articles and books, made the riches of this dizzying iconographic resource easily available to scholars for the first time. Her monumental Corpus on Medieval Misericords volumes will no doubt inform medieval scholars for generations to come, and those included in the present collection are both proud and grateful to be of the first generation to benefit from her work on this body of carvings which challengingly - and playfully - straddles thesometimes invisible line between the sacred and profane.
Paul Hardwick has a D.Phil in English medieval vernacular anticlericalism from the University of York, and has published widely on medieval literature and art.
Full article: The Letter as Presence, Process, and Partnership: Mergers of Message and Medium in the Medieval Initial
Danse Macabre - Wikipedia
Medieval manuscripts blog: French
Brepols - The Playful Middle Ages
Love play or playing dead, wordplay or playing games - the notion of play inhabits all spheres of human activity. This collection of essays brings
The Playful Middle Ages: Meanings of Play and Plays of Meaning, Essays in Memory of Elaine C. Block: 23 (Medieval Texts and Cultures of Northern
News & Deadlines — International Center of Medieval Art
The traffic in people in: The gift of narrative in medieval England
manuscript - Seller-Supplied Images - AbeBooks
Volvelles of knowledge. Origin and development of an instrument of scientific imagination (13th-17th centuries) - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
Introduction: Witness Without Locus
Insights on martial culture – guest posts – Page 3 – Martial Culture in Medieval Town
The Medieval Love Letters of H and a lady
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