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Yukiko Himeno,Akira Amano,Akinori Nomaand Venetian historiography, on the one hand, and philosophies devised during a specific historical period, on the other, the constellation . presented by the book’s title offers a riddle for contemplation. After theorizing this primary conceptual constellation, this chapter introduces Angelo Beolco

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Biomaterials: Facts and Fictiont equates to a theatrical play of salvation orchestrated by Jesuit priests in order to forward the agenda of the Counter-Reformation. Jesuit pastoral theatre revolves around the tale of two shepherds, one who leads the flock astray through sin and one who harnesses the downfall of such sins to revea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-65921-1dua, but he also “unweeds” (i.e. seeks to change through protest), “ploughs” (i.e. fornicates and insinuates his way inside fertile feminine territory), and “tends” (i.e. upkeeps the poetic ideals of his beloved Padua) to the “garden” (i.e. the world in which Ruzzante finds himself in the first half

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Biomaterials: Facts and Fictionsceral yawn within the psyche of the subject), Daddario reveals the interplay of discipline and excess at work within the theatricality of obscure Jesuit writer Giovanni Domenico Ottonelli (1584–1670). In his . (.), Ottonelli outlines a practice of “virtuous acting” based on the highly theatrical sc