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| Acknowledgements | ||
| Notes on Contributors | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| British Literature in Context | ||
| Scottish Literature: The English and European Dimensions | 9 | |
| Scottish History, the Union of the Crowns and the Issue of Right Rule: The Case of Shakespeare's Macbeth | 18 | |
| The Dialogic Imagination: The European Discovery of Time and Shakespeare's Mature Comedies | 54 | |
| The World's New Body: Spenser's Faerie Queene Book II, St Paul's Epistles and Reformation England | 75 | |
| Geography, Religion and History in Context | ||
| England, the International Gem Trade, and the Growth of Geographical Knowledge from Columbus to James I | 86 | |
| Ideas for Export: Translations in the Early Reformation | 100 | |
| The Literary Feud between Denmark and Sweden in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries and the Development of Danish Historical Scholarship | 114 | |
| Aeneas, Bato and Civilis, the Forefathers of the Dutch: The Origin of the Batavian Tradition in Dutch Humanistic Historiography | 121 | |
| Imitation and Italy in Context | ||
| Melanchthon, the Muses and Denmark | 136 | |
| Historiography as Art: Jan Kochanowski's Lyricorum libellus (1580) | 145 | |
| Imitation of Italian Models by Neo-Latin Authors from the Netherlands in the Age of Erasmus | 155 | |
| Italian Humanism in Poland: The Role of the University of Krakow in the Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Centuries | 164 | |
| Selective Importation of Italian Theories of Art into the Netherlands, 1550-1640 | 176 | |
| Genre, Harmony and Rhetoric in the Late Sixteenth-Century Italian Madrigal | 198 | |
| Index | 226 |
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John Batgos
reviewed Renaissance Culture in Context: Theory and Practice on October 06, 2012
Renaissance Culture in Context: Theory and Practice
The essays that I needed from this book were both accurate and relevant. However, there were other essays that I feel were a tad bit too presumptuous and based on opinion. By opinion, I mean that their assertions were not as academically and factually supported as I wanted them to be.
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