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AUM Main Library English Collections Hall | 820.9003 E648 (Browse Shelf) | Available | 202500085 |
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| 820.9 T569History of American literature / | 820.9001 M145Culture and language at crossed purposes : | 820.9002 H714American literature and American identity : | 820.9003 E648Literature and intellectual disability in early modern England : | 820.9003 R462The Routledge introduction to American renaissance literature / | 820.9004 P264The seventeenth century : |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: Fools, from Popular Culture to Disability Studies -- Section 1. Law -- The Legal Discourse of 'Idiocy' on the Stage and Page -- 'A fool and his money are soon parted': the Fool and Property -- 'An you knew my properties somebody would ha' me': the Fool as a Ward -- Section 2. Medicine and Physiognomy -- Nature, Wits and Skulls: the Fool's Head -- Intellectual, Sensory and Physical Disability: the Fool's Body and Face -- Rationalising Fools' Disability: Causes and Risk Factors -- Epilogue: Intellectual Disability, Embodiment and Humour in Early Modern Literature.
"This book discusses how early modern legal and medical definitions of intellectual disability influenced the characterisation of fool characters in early modern English literature"--
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