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Asia in the making of Europe. Volume II, A century of wonder. book 2, Literary arts /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Lach, Donald F. (Donald Frederick), 1917-2000
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Chicago : University of Chicago Press, ©1977.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Contents
  • List of Illustrations
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Part I: Portugal and the Learned Community of Europe
  • Introduction
  • Chapter I: Heralds of Empire
  • 1. Portuguese Students and Diplomats Abroad
  • 2. Damião de Góis, Publicist of Empire
  • 3. Foreigners, Returnees, and Jesuits in Portugal
  • Chapter II: Books, Libraries, and Reading
  • 1. Portugal and Spain
  • 2. Italy
  • 3. The Germanies
  • 4. The Low Countries, France, and England
  • Appendix: Books on Asia in Sixty Sixteenth-Century Collections
  • Part II: The National Literatures
  • IntroductionChapter III: The Inherited Themes
  • 1. Antiquity
  • 2. The Romance of Alexander
  • 3. The Westward Migration of Story
  • 4. Renaissance Forms and Fashions
  • Chapter IV: Portuguese Literature
  • 1. Glory and Disillusionment
  • 2. Maritime Tragedies and Siege Triumphs
  • 3. The Chronicle-Narrative
  • 4. The Epic Synthesis
  • Chapter V: Spanish Literature
  • 1. Curiosity, Hope, and Frustration
  • 2. Universal Empire in Romance and Poetry
  • 3. New Historical Genres
  • Chapter VI: Italian Literature
  • 1. Realism in Romantic Poetry
  • 2. Popular and Didactic Literature3. History and Cosmography
  • 4. The Political Thought of Giovanni Botero
  • Chapter VII: French Literature
  • 1. The Challenge of Asia
  • 2. The New World of the Poets
  • 3. Cultural Relativism in Popular and Didactic Prose
  • 4. From Cosmography to Universal History
  • Chapter VIII: The Germanic Literatures
  • 1. German Literature
  • A. First Reactions
  • B. Protestants versus Catholics
  • 2. Netherlandish Literature
  • 3. English Literature
  • A. From Humanism to Cosmography
  • B. The Art of Poesy