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Affect Theory and Early Modern Texts

Name: Affect Theory and Early Modern Texts
Brand: Palgrave Macmillan
SKU: 13512586
Price: 129.39 EUR
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Author: Amanda Bailey
ISBN: 9781137570741

Politics, Ecologies, and Form

Amanda Bailey

Mario DiGangi

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 13512586

Publishers Palgrave Macmillan, March 2017

The first book to put contemporary affect theory into conversation with early modern studies, Affect... Full description

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The first book to put contemporary affect theory into conversation with early modern studies, Affect Theory and Early Modern Texts: Politics, Ecologies, and Form demonstrates how questions of affect illuminates issues of cognition, political agency, historiography, and scientific thought in early modern literature and culture. Engaging various historical and theoretical perspectives, the essays in this volume bring affect to bear on early modern representations of bodies, passions, and social relations by exploring: the role of embodiment in political subjectivity and action; the interactions of human and non-human bodies within ecological systems; and the social and physiological dynamics of theatrical experience. Examining the complexly embodied experiences of leisure, sympathy, staged violence, courtiership, envy, suicide, and many other topics, the contributors open up new ways of understanding how Renaissance writers thought about the capacities, pleasures, and vulnerabilities of the human body.