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This collection. Log in. Research Collections. Dissertations and Theses Ph. View Item. Spiess, Stephen Andrew. My dialectical historical epistemology foregrounds the cultural effects wrought when certain knowledges, understandings, or meanings prove opaque, if not impossible, in historical contexts. Chapter one examines how early modern lexicographers like John Rider Bibliotheca Scholastica experimented with the range of meanings enabled by an inchoate mise-en-page. Reviewing works by Aquinas, Augustine, Castiglione, Freud, Robert Burton, and Jacques Ferrand, I further describe this cultural condition and explain how its logic pervades twentieth-century editions of the play.
Chapter four argues that studies of cultural memory have largely forgotten the conspicuously sexual aspects of the medieval and early modern ars memoria. Subjects Melancholy of Prostitution. Types Thesis. Metadata Show full item record. Collections Dissertations and Theses Ph.
