This text argues that discourse on the body in Western European literature must begin by considering how the body served as the most basic medieval matrix for understanding reality; the modern rediscovery of the body and the modern focus on interdisciplinary perspectives constitute a return to medieval ways of knowing.
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This text argues that discourse on the body in Western European literature must begin by considering how the body served as the most basic medieval matrix for understanding reality; the modern rediscovery of the body and the modern focus on interdisciplinary perspectives constitute a return to medieval ways of knowing.
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Good. Ex-library. 1991 hardcover published without jacket/ex-library with usual markings/clean & unmarked text. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 210 p. Studies in Mediaeval Literature, 12.
