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2011
This paper offers a case study of the design, development, and play-testing of a Flash-based Baroque music game,“Tafelkids: The Quest for Arundo Donax”, focusing on the tension between constructing an online resource that an audience aged 8–14 would find engaging, and the directive to include historical information and facts, as well as convey some of ...
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This paper offers a case study of the design, development, and play-testing of a Flash-based Baroque music game,“Tafelkids: The Quest for Arundo Donax”, focusing on the tension between constructing an online resource that an audience aged 8–14 would find engaging, and the directive to include historical information and facts, as well as convey some of ...
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Introduction: The Crisis of the Baroque
The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque, 2019Baroque is often considered as a category of style specific to the historical period extending roughly from the mid-sixteenth century to the mid-eighteenth century.
J. Lyons
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2017
Baudelaire discovers the baroque art on the occasion of his stay in Belgium. He tries then to define what he calls the jesuitical style: he does it underling the contrast between death and life and observes the presence of the theatricality in the baroque architecture.
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Baudelaire discovers the baroque art on the occasion of his stay in Belgium. He tries then to define what he calls the jesuitical style: he does it underling the contrast between death and life and observes the presence of the theatricality in the baroque architecture.
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The Baroque as a Literary Concept
The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque, 2019The usefulness of the label “baroque” as a literary concept has been fiercely contested ever since Wölfflin first applied a term usually imagined in terms of the visual arts to literature. We will question how different traditions of literary scholarship
K. Ibbett, A. More
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The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque
, 2018Few periods in history are so fundamentally contradictory as the Baroque, the culture flourishing from the mid-sixteenth to the mid-eighteenth centuries in Europe.
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The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque, 2018
Although the concept “baroque” is less obviously applicable to philosophy than to the visual arts and music, early modern philosophy can be shown to have connections with baroque culture.
M. Moriarty
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Although the concept “baroque” is less obviously applicable to philosophy than to the visual arts and music, early modern philosophy can be shown to have connections with baroque culture.
M. Moriarty
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The Philosopher’s Baroque: Benjamin, Lacan, Deleuze
The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque, 2018This essay examines three twentieth-century intellectuals, Walter Benjamin, Jacques Lacan, and Gilles Deleuze, who, inspired by historical baroque thought or cultural production, developed a body of thought around the concept “baroque” that has in turn ...
William Egginton
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The Baroque as Anti-Classicism: The French Case
The Oxford Handbook of the Baroque, 2018This chapter examines the rising mid-twentieth-century attention to the Baroque as a challenge to “French Classicism.” The concept of the literary Baroque faced strong opposition in France, where it undermined a critical tradition that isolated the “Age ...
L. Norman
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2013
The Baroque is a name given to a style that dominated western Europe from the late 16th century to the mid-18th century (roughly 1580–1750). It is a style most closely associated with the art and architecture of Italy; however, it is recognized as a pan-European phenomenon, which more recently has also been applied to the arts of Spanish colonies.
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The Baroque is a name given to a style that dominated western Europe from the late 16th century to the mid-18th century (roughly 1580–1750). It is a style most closely associated with the art and architecture of Italy; however, it is recognized as a pan-European phenomenon, which more recently has also been applied to the arts of Spanish colonies.
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