Performance, ceremony and display in late medieval England

"The nineteen essays in this volume are concerned with some of the many ways in which performance, ceremony and display communicated meaning, visibly and audibly, in late medieval English life. Some of the essays deal with dramatic representation, others address the meanings communicated through specific rituals and ceremonies, or visual display, or social practices. Human bodies and voices are prominent concerns in essays that consider medieval plays and courtly poems, jousting, royal progresses, the activities of courts and of town criers, the regulation and performance of the liturgy, and varieties of music and song"--

Year

2020

Language

English

Series

Harlaxton medieval studies -- Volume thirty

Publisher

Shaun Tyas (an imprint of 'Paul Watkins')

Editions

1

Pages

378

ISBN

9781907730856

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