ENGL 2360I - Renaissance Embodiments

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Brown University
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Considers Renaissance representations of self in pre-modern terms-that is, inseparable from the physical conditions of climate and region. How did early modern culture draw the line between culture and nature? Where do these theories connect with or depart from modern paradigms of self in such authors as Elyot, Shakespeare, Calvin, Luther, Burton, Donne, Montaigne, Jonson, and Browne? Enrollment limited to 15.
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1.00
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(401) 863-1000
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New England Association of Schools and Colleges
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Semester

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