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Volery and Venery in the French Wars of Religion[electronic resource] /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
杜威分類號:	840.93579
書名/作者:	Volery and Venery in the French Wars of Religion/ Deborah N. Losse.
作者:	Losse, Deborah N.
出版者:	New York : : Peter Lang,, 2018.
面頁冊數:	ix, 131 p. : : digital ;; 24 cm.
標題:	French literature - History and criticism. - 16th century
標題:	Hunting in literature.
標題:	Saint Bartholomew's Day, Massacre of, France, 1572.
標題:	Hunting - Social aspects - 16th century. - France
標題:	France - Social life and customs - 21st century.
ISBN:	9781433145919
ISBN:	9781433145902
書目註:	Includes bibliographical references (pages 115-119) and index.
內容註:	"Devant le Roy": burnishing the monarch's image through the hunt -- "Foolish quarry": Erasmus and Brant -- Precocious hunting: Gargantua, Frère Jean, and cooperative living -- "C'était un meleagre au mestier de chasser": Pierre de Ronsard, Estienne Jodelle, and the princely image -- The flight of the stag: Jean de la Ceppède's théorèmes -- Writing about the chase: chasing writing in Montaigne's essais -- Undisciplined hawks: Aubigné's tragiques.
摘要、提要註:	"Volery, Venery and the French Wars of Religion is the first book-length study to provide an analysis of literary and cultural texts through the lens of people's perspective on hunting in the context of the French Wars of Religion. Court poets such as Jodelle and Ronsard highlight the central role of the king in the hunt. The study examines cynegetic scenes and attitudes toward hunting in the works of Sebastian Brant, Erasmus, Rabelais, Jodelle, Ronsard, Ceppède, Montaigne, and Aubigné. An effort is made to relate the artistic representation of the hunt to the details of the hunt presented in the hunting manuals of Du Fouilloux, De Thou, Franchières, and Arcussia, among others. At a time when the monarchy needed to reflect stability and continuity, the figure of the king dominates cynegetic exercise. Losse argues that hunting remained a major preoccupation in France in spite of the disruptions and violence caused by the Wars of Religion. The analysis examines some basic questions about hunting in early modern France. How did religious affiliation affect attitudes toward hunting? Did the violence of the Wars of Religion change how people viewed cruelty to animals? Falconry and large game hunting offer a perspective from which to view the cultural and political life leading up to and through the Wars of Religion. Historians of the hunt, students of early modern Europe, graduate students in cultural studies or anthropology will find the work to provide a unique prospective on political and social institutions. Museums of hunting will find this book central to their mission of instructing modern audiences on the centrality of hunting to aristocratic life"--
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Volery and Venery in the French Wars of Religion[electronic resource] /
Losse, Deborah N.

Volery and Venery in the French Wars of Religion[electronic resource] /Deborah N. Losse. - New York :Peter Lang,2018. - ix, 131 p. :digital ;24 cm. - Currents in comparative Romance language ;Vol. 252. - Currents in comparative Romance language ;Vol. 252..

Includes bibliographical references (pages 115-119) and index.

"Devant le Roy": burnishing the monarch's image through the hunt -- "Foolish quarry": Erasmus and Brant -- Precocious hunting: Gargantua, Frère Jean, and cooperative living -- "C'était un meleagre au mestier de chasser": Pierre de Ronsard, Estienne Jodelle, and the princely image -- The flight of the stag: Jean de la Ceppède's théorèmes -- Writing about the chase: chasing writing in Montaigne's essais -- Undisciplined hawks: Aubigné's tragiques.

"Volery, Venery and the French Wars of Religion is the first book-length study to provide an analysis of literary and cultural texts through the lens of people's perspective on hunting in the context of the French Wars of Religion. Court poets such as Jodelle and Ronsard highlight the central role of the king in the hunt. The study examines cynegetic scenes and attitudes toward hunting in the works of Sebastian Brant, Erasmus, Rabelais, Jodelle, Ronsard, Ceppède, Montaigne, and Aubigné. An effort is made to relate the artistic representation of the hunt to the details of the hunt presented in the hunting manuals of Du Fouilloux, De Thou, Franchières, and Arcussia, among others. At a time when the monarchy needed to reflect stability and continuity, the figure of the king dominates cynegetic exercise. Losse argues that hunting remained a major preoccupation in France in spite of the disruptions and violence caused by the Wars of Religion. The analysis examines some basic questions about hunting in early modern France. How did religious affiliation affect attitudes toward hunting? Did the violence of the Wars of Religion change how people viewed cruelty to animals? Falconry and large game hunting offer a perspective from which to view the cultural and political life leading up to and through the Wars of Religion. Historians of the hunt, students of early modern Europe, graduate students in cultural studies or anthropology will find the work to provide a unique prospective on political and social institutions. Museums of hunting will find this book central to their mission of instructing modern audiences on the centrality of hunting to aristocratic life"--

ISBN: 9781433145919Subjects--Topical Terms:

484273
French literature
--History and criticism.--16th centurySubjects--Geographical Terms:

339427
France
--Social life and customs--21st century.

LC Class. No.: PQ239 / .L67 2018

Dewey Class. No.: 840.93579

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