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Early Drama, Art, and Music Ser.: Word, Picture, and Spectacle by Clifford Davidson (1984, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherMedieval Institute Publications

ISBN-100918720508

ISBN-139780918720504

eBay Product ID (ePID)475406

Product Key Features

Number of Pages197 Pages

Publication NameWord, Picture, and Spectacle

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year1984

SubjectMedieval, Drama, General, History / Medieval, Europe / Medieval

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaMusic, Literary Criticism, Art, History

AuthorClifford Davidson

SeriesEarly Drama, Art, and Music Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Weight12 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceCollege Audience

Series Volume Number5

Table Of ContentPreface The Symbolic Significance of Figurae Scatologicae in Gothic Manuscripts by Karl P. Wentersdorf The Word in Religious Art of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance by Roger Ellis Space and Time in Medieval Drama: Meditations on Orientation in the Early Theater by Clifford Davidson Ut enim faber...sic creator: Divine Creation as Context for Human Creativity in the Twelfth Century by R. W. Hanning

SynopsisEssays addressing issues in the study of medieval art, literature, and drama. The topics covered include scatological illustration in Gothic manuscripts, connections between word and picture in religious art, perceived relationship between divine and human creativity and an exploration in the phenomenology of space and time in medieval theater., Each of these diverse essays confronts important issues in the study of medieval art, literature, and drama. The topics covered include the symbolism of scatological illustration in Gothic manuscripts (Karl Wentersdorf), connections between word and picture in religious art (Roger Ellis), and the relationship perceived between divine and human creativity (R. W. Hanning), while Clifford Davidson provides an exploration in the phenomenology of space and time in medieval theater.