Titlebook: Civic and Medical Worlds in Early Modern England; Performing Barbery a Eleanor Decamp Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Introduction: Naming of Partsself as ‘A Corrector of enormities in hair’ and ‘A promooter of upper lips’ [sic], providing fitting antonyms that reflect his trade; and when the barber says that his business ‘lyes about the head’, Hengist quips, ‘That’s work for you’. Our understanding of this barber is so far straightforward: like a modern barber his business is tonsorial.

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‘And pleasant harmonie shall sound in your eares’: Ballads, Music and Groans, Snip-snaps, FiddlesticMichael Flachmann’s assertion that ‘., is anything but a silent play’, he interprets its noise as analogical to hell and purgatory, and sidelines its civic logic..) But the barber is the linchpin in Jonson’s satirical exploration of loquaciousness . sonority in the city, the impact of both verbal and non-verbal sound.

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Book 2016with chapters delving into early modern representations of medical instruments, hairiness, bloodletting procedures, waxy or infected ears, wart removals and skeletons, readers will find much of the contribution of this book is in its detail, which brings its subject to life..

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Karl Gabriel,Hans-Richard Reuterbidden to ‘hange upp set or put out any … Basons or … potts upon … poule Racke shoppe windowes or otherwise’ on these days.. Barber Marmaduke Jefferson was fined on 8th May 1599 ‘for hangeing oute his basones on Maye daie’.

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Shafi Md Mostofa,Howard Brastedtested forms of expression that shaped impressions (cultural, civic, and medical) of their professions. Barbers’ and surgeons’ relationship to these cultures of language is markedly different, but it is not a clear-cut case of one only being associated with one culture. As my analysis has demon?stra