Clifford Davidson

Autor de A Tretise of Miraclis Pleyinge (Early Drama, Art & Music Monograph ; Vol 19)

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Clifford Davidson is Professor Emeritus, of English and Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University. He is a Norwegian-American, and was cared for in his early years by his grandmother, a Norwegian citizen. He has lived in Michigan since 1959. His most recent book is. Festivals and Plays in mostrar más Late Medieval Britain. mostrar menos

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Obras de Clifford Davidson

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A Tretise of Miraclis Pleyinge (Early Drama, Art & Music Monograph ; Vol 19) (1993) — Editor — 10 copias

Iconography of Hell (Early Drama Art and Music Monograph Ser) (1992) 9 copias

The York Corpus Christi Plays (Middle English Texts) (2011) 9 copias

Fools & Folly (Edam Monograph Series, Vol 22) (1996) — Editor, algunas ediciones — 9 copias

Illustrations of the stage and acting in England to 1580 (Early Drama, Art & Music Monograph Ser. No. 16) (1991) 6 copias

The Saint Play in Medieval Europe (Monograph Series) (1986) 6 copias

Gesture in Medieval Drama and Art (Early Drama, Art, and Music Monograph Series, 28) (2001) 5 copias

Norwegians in Michigan (2009) 5 copias

Festivals and Plays in Late Medieval Britain (2007) 5 copias

Material Culture & Medieval Drama (Early Drama, Art, and Music Monographic Series, 25) (1999) 4 copias

Iconography of Heaven (1994) — Editor — 4 copias

Drama in the Middle Ages: Comparative and Critical Essays (Ams Studies in the Middle Ages) (1982) — Editor — 4 copias

Technology, Guilds, and Early English Drama (1996) 4 copias

Everyman and Its Dutch Original, Elckerlijc (2007) — Editor — 4 copias

Studies in late medieval wall paintings, manuscript illuminations, and texts (2016) 3 copias

Iconoclasm vs. art and drama (1989) 3 copias

Drama in the Renaissance : comparative and critical essays (1986) — Editor — 2 copias

History, Religion, and Violence: Cultural Contexts for Medieval and Renaissance English Drama (Variorum Collected… (2002) 2 copias

The Early Art of Coventry, Stratford - Upon- Avon, Warwick, and Lesser Sites in Warwick - Shire: A Subject List of… (1985) 2 copias

Visualizing the Moral Life: Medieval Iconography and the Macro Morality Plays (Ams Studies in the Middle Ages) (1989) 2 copias

Iconographic and Comparative Studies in Medieval Drama (1991) 2 copias

Emblem, Iconography, and Drama (1995) 2 copias

From Creation to Doom (1984) 2 copias

Selected Studies In Drama and Renaissance Literature (Ams Studies in the Renaissance) (2006) 2 copias

Word, picture, and spectacle : papers (1984) 2 copias

The Dramatic Tradition Of The Middle Ages (Ams Studies in the Middle Ages) (2005) 1 copia

Early and Traditional Drama: Africa, Asia, and the New World (1994) 1 copia

Corpus Christi Plays at York: A Context for Religious Drama (Ams Studies in the Middle Ages) (2013) 1 copia

Medieval Drama on the Continent of Europe (1993) 1 copia

Baptism, the three enemies and T.S. Eliot (2000) 1 copia

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Research Opportunities in Medieval and Renaissance Drama XLIV (2005) — Contribuidor — 1 copia

Research Opportunities in Medieval and Renaissance Drama XLVI (2007) — Contribuidor — 1 copia

Research Opportunities in Medieval and Renaissance Drama XLIX (2010) — Contribuidor — 1 copia

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Baptism, the three enemies and T.S. Eliot por Clifford Davidson

That T. S. Eliot was strongly influenced by medieval culture has always been appreciated by Eliot scholars, but few have tried to specify the exact ways in which medieval religious feeling is represented in Eliot�s writings. This new work explores this pivotal but neglected aspect of T. S. Eliot and is well illustrated by 28 stunning images. The Three Enemies of the title are the World, the Flesh and the Devil, a commonplace of medieval iconography which was adopted as an integral part of the Anglican baptismal rite in 1549. Index.… (más)

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