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Close readers: humanism and sodomy in early modern England

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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AcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsNote on TranslationsIntroductionCh. 1From Singing Boy to Scholar: The Deaths, Lives, and Letters of Angelo Poliziano3Ch. 2Remapping the Bounds of Sodomy: Humanism and the English Reformation38Ch. 3Traitors to Boyes Buttockes: The Erotics of Humanist Education84Ch. 4The Proofe of Frends: Reading Amicitia in 1548122Ch. 5Epistemologies of the Early Modern Closet161Bibliography189Index213

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