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The Sacred Space Of The Virgin Mary In Hispanic Literature From Gonzalo De Berceo To Ambrosio Montesino Lesley K Twomey

Name: The Sacred Space Of The Virgin Mary In Hispanic Literature From Gonzalo De Berceo To Ambrosio Montesino Lesley K Twomey
SKU: BELL-9969124
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The Sacred Space Of The Virgin Mary In Hispanic Literature From Gonzalo De Berceo To Ambrosio Montesino Lesley K Twomey instant download after payment.

Publisher: Tamesis Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.67 MB

Pages: 403

Author: Lesley K. Twomey

ISBN: 9781855663237, 1855663236

Language: English

Year: 2019

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The Sacred Space Of The Virgin Mary In Hispanic Literature From Gonzalo De Berceo To Ambrosio Montesino Lesley K Twomey by Lesley K. Twomey 9781855663237, 1855663236 instant download after payment.

This book takes a fresh look at some of the seemingly tired images of the Virgin Mary across the medieval and early Golden Age period in Hispanic literatures. It explores the Virgin as a gateway and as a Temple, as a garden and as a fountain, as a scented space, and as a strong defensive place (fortress or castle wall). It also explores her as a home and as a nuptial bedchamber, and sets these images in the context of known liturgical usage in medieval and early modern Spain.