Monsters and their meanings in early modern culture: mighty magic

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Renaissance Literature and Culture French Literature and Criticism Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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List of images Note on translations and references Introduction: 'Mighty Magic' 1. Rabelais's monsters: Andromeda, natural history, and romance 2. 'Monstrueuses guerres': Ronsard, mythology, and the writing of war 3. Montaigne's children: metaphor, medicine, and the imagination 4. Corneille's Andromeda: painting, medicine, and the politics of spectacle 5. Pascal's monsters: angels, beasts, and human being 6. Racine's children: the end of the line Epilogue: Between testimony and hearsay Bibliography Index

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