Popular Culture in Early Modern EuropeScolar Press, 1994 - 377 pagina's This revised reprint contains a new preface looking at developments in recent years in the study of popular culture and the difficulty in fixing these two terms. A supplementary bibliography also adds to the information about recent research in the area. |
Inhoudsopgave
The Discovery of the People | 3 |
Unity and Variety in Popular Culture | 23 |
An Elusive Quarry | 65 |
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