Aux frontieres de l’humain
Figures du cannibalisme dans le theatre anglais de la Renaissance
by Ladan Niayesh
Paperback (Published)
(January 2024)
ISBN: 9782406166818
9.49 x 6.14 inches
Price: $57.00
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(January 2024)
ISBN: 9782812457814
9.49 x 6.14 inches
Price: $119.00
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This study of the figures of cannibalism in the English theater of the Renaissance delves into the questions of the same and the other, the human and the inhuman, in the context of the Age of Discovery. As horizons broadened, Europeans’ food-related fears and fantasies about “the Cannibal” of the New World intensified.
- By (author) Ladan Niayesh
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