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Literature and culture in early modern London by Manley, Lawrence, 1949- is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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In The Two Hundred Years From 1475 London Was Transformed From A Medieval Commune Into A Metropolis Of Half A Million People, A Capital City, And A Major European Trading Centre. New Possibilities Emerged For Cultural Exchange And Combination, Social And Political Order, And Literary Expression. Integrating Literary And Historical Analysis, And Drawing On Recent Work In Literary Theory And Cultural Studies, Literature And Culture In Early Modern London Provides A Comprehensive Account Of The Changing Image And Influence Of London In Lyrics, Ballads, Jests, Epics, Satires, Plays, Pageants, Chronicles, Treatises, Sermons, And Official Documents. Lawrence Manley Shows How The Literature And Culture Of London Contributed To The New Structures Of Capitalism, To The Process Of Behavioral Urbanization, And To A Paradoxical Liberation Of The Individual Through The City's Concentrated Power. The City And Humanism -- London And The Language Of Tudor Complaint -- From Matron To Monster: London And The Languages Of Description -- The Emergence Of A Tudor Capital: Spenser's Epic Vision -- Scripts For The Pageant: The Ceremonies Of London -- To Be A Man In Print: Pamphlet Morals And Urban Cultur
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- Author
- Manley, Lawrence, 1949-
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press, 1995.
- Published
- 1995
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780521461610
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, History, Humanities
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