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Royal Entries into Barcelona and the History of Emotions
2021This essay explores how the rereading of accounts of royal entries through the lens of the history of emotions might enrich our understanding of the urban ceremonial of civic processions and festivities and their social function. Of all the processes –political, administrative and legislative, sensorial and emotional– involved in the mounting and ...
Tess Knighton
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Writing Royal Entries in Early Modern Europe
Early European Research, 2013 Marie-Claude Canova-Grenn (book editor) +3 more
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SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900, 2007
Shakespeare's unusual use of five choruses in Henry V, a play featuring the king's quest for legitimacy, points to a ceremonial structure reproducing that of the royal entry, a reading invited by the triumph depicted in the chorus to act V. The play revisits Richard Mulcaster's account of the coronation entry of Elizabeth in 1559, in what is the fully
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Shakespeare's unusual use of five choruses in Henry V, a play featuring the king's quest for legitimacy, points to a ceremonial structure reproducing that of the royal entry, a reading invited by the triumph depicted in the chorus to act V. The play revisits Richard Mulcaster's account of the coronation entry of Elizabeth in 1559, in what is the fully
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Jesus' Royal Entry into Jerusalem
Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2005Abstract IBR Jesus Project Paper 4. Critical examination of Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem yields the conclusion that Jesus orchestrated for himself a provocative, royal entry to the city. The entry thus represents a significant shift in his self-presentation to Israel and sheds light on his trial before Pilate and his crucifixion ...
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PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1917
Many, if not most, of the writers on early pageantry state that the first pageantic “royal-entry” at London took place in 1236, when Queen Eleanor of Provence arrived at her new capital. It is the purpose of this paper to show that there had been elaborate “royal-entries” before that date, and that the first pageantic “royal-entry” did not occur until ...
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Many, if not most, of the writers on early pageantry state that the first pageantic “royal-entry” at London took place in 1236, when Queen Eleanor of Provence arrived at her new capital. It is the purpose of this paper to show that there had been elaborate “royal-entries” before that date, and that the first pageantic “royal-entry” did not occur until ...
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Charles I, London, and the 1641 Royal Entry
2020Abstract Chapter 5 turns attention to royal public ceremonial culture in Caroline London, where Charles has been accused of almost disappearing from public view. The cancellation of the expected royal entry to London after Charles’s 1626 coronation is often cited as an example of the king’s avoidance of public display in the capital. But
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Writing royal entries in early modern Europe
The Seventeenth Century, 2014Writing royal entries in early modern Europe, edited by Marie-Claude Canova-Green, Jean Andrews and Marie-France Wagner, Tumhout, Brepols, 2013, xviii + 420 pp., euro115.00 (hardback), ISBN 978-2-503-53602-6This collection of essays, edited by a specialist in French seventeenth-century festivals, makes an important contribution to the discussion of the
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