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Culture in the Renaissance |
POPULAR CULTURE IN THE RENAISSANCE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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I. |
DEFINITIONS OF CULTURE | |||
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ART | |||
| A. | BLUE LIGHT SPECIAL | |||
| B. | BODY ART | |||
| C. | PORNOGRAPHY | |||
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III. |
FASHION | |||
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FESTIVALS | |||
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LITERACY | |||
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LITERATURE | |||
| A. | LANGUAGE | |||
| B. | ORAL TRADITION | |||
| C. | WRITTEN TRADITION | |||
| 1. | The Publishing Process | |||
| 2. | Ballads | |||
| 3. | Established Genres | |||
| 4. | Folk Songs | |||
| 5. | Plays | |||
| a. | Mystery Plays | |||
| b. | Morality Plays | |||
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VII. |
RECREATION | |||
| A. | CHILDREN | |||
| B. | GAMBLING | |||
| C. | GAMES | |||
| D. | SPORTS | |||
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VIII. |
RELIGION | |||
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THEATRE | |||
| A. | HISTORY | |||
| B. | HEAVEN AND HELL | |||
| C. | MIRACLE PLAYS | |||
| D. | MYSTERY PLAYS | |||
| E. | MORALITY PLAYS | |||