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Dramatik - Mittelalter

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Nathan the Wise: A Dramatic Poem In Five Acts

Autoren: Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
Übersetzer: William Taylor

Taschenbuch, 27.10.2023

The Scarlet Letter: The Original 1850 Edition (Nathaniel Hawthorne Classics)

Autoren: Nathaniel Hawthorne
Illustrator: Mary Hallock Foote, Ludvig Sandöe Ipsen

Taschenbuch, 09.08.2016

Persuasion: by Jane Austen

Autor: Jane Austen

Taschenbuch, 28.09.2023

Coriolanus

Autor: William Shakespeare

Taschenbuch, 08.09.2023

persuasion by jane austen- classic novels (Annotated)

Autor: jane austen

Taschenbuch, 27.08.2023

The Winter's Tale

Autor: William Shakespeare

Taschenbuch, 10.05.2023

Thresher

Rod Koelker

Taschenbuch

Staging Faith: East Anglian Drama in the Later Middle Ages

Victor I. Scherb

Gebundene Ausgabe

Medieval Drama

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Unruly Womb in Early Modern English Drama: Plotting Women's Biology on the Stage (Late Tudor and Stuart Drama: Gender, Performance, and Material Culture)

Ursula A. Potter

Gebundene Ausgabe

This study provides an accessible, informative and entertaining introduction to women's sexual health as presented on the early modern stage, and how dramatists coded for it. Beginning with the rise of green sickness (the disease of virgins) from its earliest reference in drama in the 1560s, Ursula Potter traces a continuing fascination with the womb by dramatists through to the oxymoron of the chaste sex debate in the 1640s. She analyzes how playwrights employed visual and verbal clues to identify the sexual status of female characters to engage their audiences with popular concepts of women's health; and how they satirized the notion of the womb's insatiable appetite, suggesting that men who fear it have been duped. But the study also recognizes that, as these dramatists were fully aware, merely by bringing such material to the stage so frequently, they were complicit in perpetuating such theories.