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The Sexual Culture of the French Renaissance

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes

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Introduction: sexual culture? France? Renaissance? 1. The renaissance of sex: Orpheus, mythography and making sexual meaning 2. Heavens below: astrology, generation and sexual (un)certainty 3. Neoplatonism and the making of heterosexuality 4. Cupid makes you stupid: 'bad' poetry in the French Renaissance 5. Politics, promiscuity and potency: managing the king's sexual reputation Conclusion: dirty thoughts Bibliography.

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