The Gender of Death: A Cultural History in Art and Literature

Karl S. Guthke

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Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning Renaissance Literature and Culture History of Emotions Research

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Introduction: why this book? 1. Imagining the unimaginable: death personified 2. The Middle Ages: the unfortunate Fall 3. Renaissance and Baroque: the devil incarnate 4. The Romantic age: 'How wonderful is death' 5. From decadence to postmodernity: the stranger at the masked ball Epilogue: death immortalising life.

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