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6 produkter
Comic Provocations
Exposing the Corpus of Old French Fabliaux
Av H. Crocker
E-bok, 2006
896 kr
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This collection explores how Old French fabliaux disrupt literal and figurative bodies. Essays cover theoretical issues including fragmentation and multiplication, social anxiety and excessive circulation, performative productions and creative formations, to trace the competing consequences that …
Chaucer's Visions of Manhood
Av H. Crocker
E-bok, 2007
877 kr
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This book argues that Chaucer challenges his culture''s mounting obsession with vision, constructing a model of ''manhed'' that blurs the distinction between agency and passivity in a traditional gender binary.
Comic Provocations
Exposing the Corpus of Old French Fabliaux
Av H. Crocker
Häftad, 2007
635 kr
Lägg i varukorg
This collection explores how Old French fabliaux disrupt literal and figurative bodies. Essays cover theoretical issues including fragmentation and multiplication, social anxiety and excessive circulation, performative productions and creative formations, to trace the competing consequences that …
Chaucer’s Visions of Manhood
Av H. Crocker
Häftad, 2008
635 kr
Lägg i varukorg
This book argues that Chaucer challenges his culture's mounting obsession with vision, constructing a model of 'manhed' that blurs the distinction between agency and passivity in a traditional gender binary.
Comic Provocations
Exposing the Corpus of Old French Fabliaux
Av H. Crocker, Holly A. Crocker
Inbunden, 2007
635 kr
Lägg i varukorg
This collection explores how Old French fabliaux disrupt literal and figurative bodies. Essays cover theoretical issues including fragmentation and multiplication, social anxiety and excessive circulation, performative productions and creative formations, to trace the competing consequences that …
Chaucer’s Visions of Manhood
Av H. Crocker
Inbunden, 2008
637 kr
Lägg i varukorg
This book argues that Chaucer challenges his culture's mounting obsession with vision, constructing a model of 'manhed' that blurs the distinction between agency and passivity in a traditional gender binary.