Early modern English wall-writing: memory and textual culture

Diplôme Thèse Early modern English wall-writing: memory and textual culture eng 2013-05-24 author Gebhardt Susanna 666675 director Erne Lukas Christian 0000-0002-9945-7910 119419 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:28679 urn:nbn:ch:unige-286792 L. 782 This thesis examines parietal writing in sixteenth and seventeenth century English culture. Renaissance London was a heavily texted environment, and walls, doors, and doorways were frequent sites of writing. The writing was both sanctioned and unsanctioned, and was inherently mnemonic by being located on a vertical service. This thesis also examines the use of walls in contemporary literature, through the motif of the paraclausithyron. mnemonics textual culture wall paraclausithyron Dewey 420/820 84 Département de langue et de littérature anglaises 3B false db9c80c8-d0aa-4174-8fe0-3642f22c7ea5 Thesis Private THESIS now.pdf 1458625 application/pdf e229c77508f2edbb7e44460cb624dd72b3402cdc080d7d626d63320561e06243 closedAccess Faculté des lettres / Département de langue et de littérature anglaises

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