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Love, friendship and faith in Europe, 1300-1800 [Elektronisk resurs] / edited by Laura Gowing, Michael Hunter, Miri Rubin.

Gowing, Laura (redaktör/utgivare)
Hunter, Michael (redaktör/utgivare)
Rubin, Miri, 1956- (redaktör/utgivare)
ISBN 0230524338
Publicerad: Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2005
Engelska 241 s.
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  • Introduction-- L.Gowing, M.Hunter & M.Rubin Friendship's Loss: Alan Bray's Making of History-- V.Traub Sacred or Profane? Reflections on Love and Friendship in the Middle Ages-- K.Oschema Love and Friendship in Catholic Reformation Eitchstatt-- J.Durrant A Society of Sodomites: Religion and Homosexuality in Renaissance England-- A.Stewart 'Swil-bills and Tos-pots': Drink Culture and Male Bonding in Early Modern England-- A.Shepard The Politics of Women's Friendship in Early Modern England-- L.Gowing Friends and Neighbours in Early Modern England: Biblical Translations and Social Norms-- N.Tadmor Tricksters, Lords and Servants: Begging, Friendship and Masculinity in England During the Long Eighteenth Century-- T.Hitchcock Spinoza and Friends: Religion, Philosophy and Friendship in the Berlin Enlightenment-- A.Sutcliffe Index.
  • Love, Friendship and Faith in Europe 1300-1800 offers exciting new studies of the meanings and forms of friendship in early modern Europe. While family and community have been extensively explored in recent decades, the more elusive experience of friendship is treated historically by this volume. Friendship is situated in several specific social frames - seventeenth-century German townsfolk, beggars in eighteenth century London, women in the households of Stuart England. Readers will encounter reciprocity and amity, intimacy and trust embedded in the idioms and materials contexts of early modern Europe: bedroom and tavern, philosophical salon and kitchen. The contributors not only make imaginative use of materials ranging from trial records to biblical translations, but also connect friendship to several current historiographical interests: in sexuality, identity, gender, association and the forging of bonds of trust. The papers have been prompted by the intellectual challenge of Alan Bray's notable book The Friend (Chicago, 2003). Friendship is a subject whose time has come. The volume engages with contemporary interests in the making of identity, and demonstrates the workings of religious idioms of amity, charity and love in the making of friendship among early modern people. This volume will, therefore, be of absorbing interest to all those interested in history and literature, opening up the private as well as public lives of early modern people. 

Ämnesord

Interpersonal relations and culture  -- Europe -- History. (LCSH)
Religion and culture  -- Europe -- History. (LCSH)
History.  (eflch)
Vänskap  -- historia -- Europa (sao)
Homosexualitet  -- historia -- Europa (sao)

Indexterm och SAB-rubrik

Ohjh Homosexuella
Ka.38 Historia: Europa: senmedeltiden ca 1300-1500
Ka.4 Historia: Europa: nya tiden

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