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Medusa's Gaze: Casuistry and Conscience in the Renaissance.

Camille Wells Slights · Lowell Gallagher

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Introduction Part I. Victims of Conscience in and Around Elizabeth's Court: 1. The text of casuistry in Elizabeth's discourse of power 2. The Foro Interno outside Gloriana's court 3. Reading and misreading the body politic Part II. The Discourse of Conscience in the Elizabethan Canon: 4. The 'Siena Sieve' portrait and book 5 of The Faerie Queene 5. 'tempering by just proportions good venims from evil' 6. Self-cancelling cases of conscience 7. On not representing the Queen's 'Answer answerless' Notes Index.

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