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200 10$aJoannes Sambucus and the learned image$b[electronic resource] $ethe use of the emblem in late-Renaissance humanism /$fArnoud S.Q. Visser
210   $aLeiden ;$aBoston $cBrill$d2005
215   $a1 online resource (328 p.)
225 1 $aBrill's studies in intellectual history,$x0920-8607 ;$vv. 128
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a90-04-13866-8 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [277]-287) and index.
327   $tPreliminary Material /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter One: The World of the Author /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter Two: The World of the Publisher /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter Three: Sambucus About the Emblem /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter Four. The Use of Dedications /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter Five: The Epigrams: Subject-Matter, Structure and Style /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter Six: The Uses of Classical Sources /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tChapter Seven: Word and Image in Pictura and Epigram /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tConclusion /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tAppendix One: Concordance to the Emblems /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tAppendix Two: List of Dedicatees /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tAppendix Three. Relations Between Epigram and Pictura /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tSelect Bibliography /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tGeneral Index /$rA.S.Q. Visser -- $tIndex of Emblems /$rA.S.Q. Visser.
330   $aThe emblem is one of the most remarkable literary inventions of Renaissance humanism. The symbolic imagery presented in these Neo-Latin emblem books constituted an important influence on many areas in early modern literature and art. This volume provides the first comprehensive study of Sambucus? influential Emblemata (first published by Christopher Plantin, Antwerp, 1564). It reconstructs the cultural-historical contexts in which it was produced, thus reconsidering the social and commercial functions of the humanist emblem. Accompanied by a detailed analysis of individual emblems, it takes into account the emblems? classical intertextuality and the relationship between word and image. This study shows how the emblematic practice can differ from contemporary symbol and emblem theories, which have often coloured modern interpretations of the genre.
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606   $aEmblem books, Latin$xHistory
606   $aEmblems in literature
606   $aHumanists$zHungary
607   $aHungary$xIntellectual life$y16th century
615  0$aEmblem books, Latin$xHistory.
615  0$aEmblems in literature.
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