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First published: August 1, 2023 - Last updated: August 1, 2023
TITLE INFORMATION
Author: Alexandra Gajewski
Title: Attack on the Castle of Love: Flower Power or "Traffic in Women"?
Subtitle: An Allegorical Representation in Ivory Analysed from the Perspective of War and Gender
In: Gewalt, Krieg und Geschlecht im Mittelalter
Edited by: Amalie Fößel
Place: Berlin
Publisher: Peter Lang
Year: 2020
Pages: 381-414
ISBN-13: 9783631826874 (print) -
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ISBN-13: 9783631830932 (EPUB) -
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Language: German
Keywords:
Medieval History:
14th Century |
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Types:
Rape;
Representations:
Art
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Abstract:
»The Castle of Love, an allegory of sexual intercourse, originates in a medieval conflation of the allegory of the Virtues and Vices and of biblical metaphors for the Virgin. Early 14th-century representations on ivory form a distinct group, which parodies earlier traditions, thus revealing the complexity of medieval attitudes to love and marriage.«
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Abstract (p. 381) |
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The Castle of Love on ivory mirror backs (p. 384) |
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The objects and their users (p. 385) |
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The (non-)narrative of the Castle of Love (p. 389) |
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The allegorical meaning and the origin of the image (p. 392) |
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The allegorical meaning and the origin of the image (p. 398) |
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History of rape
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