The Literature of Misogyny in Medieval Spain: The Arcipreste de Talavera and the Spill

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Acknowledgements Introduction: the preacher and the physician Part I. Disease and the Medieval Clinic: 1. Disease, discourse, and illness: the structure of healing in late medieval Spain 2. Sexual pathology and the etiology of lovesickness Part II. The Arcipreste de Talavera and the Spill: 3. The poetics of infection 4. The poetics of the compendium and the conditions of the clinic 5. The tortured body and the abjectified voice: additional therapeutic strategies Part III. The Triumph of the Clinic: 6. Women, the power to disease and the fictions of the counter-clinic Notes Works cited Index.

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