<i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi

<i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi

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It is beyond doubt that dances form part of the complex field of XVIth Century  religious, secular and liturgical festivals. This paper considers dance as a manifestation of XVIth Century Corpus Christi and deals with a purely hermeneutical question: the way its role is ideologically legitimated int...

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Main Author: Javier San José Lera
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Valladolid 2015-03-01
Series:Castilla: Estudios de Literatura
Subjects:
dance
Corpus Christi
theatricality
XVIth century
Bible
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<i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi
Castilla: Estudios de Literatura
dance
Corpus Christi
theatricality
XVIth century
Bible
author_facet Javier San José Lera
author_sort Javier San José Lera
title <i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi
title_short <i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi
title_full <i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi
title_fullStr <i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi
title_full_unstemmed <i>Ludebant coram Deo</i>. On Legitimacy of Dance in XVIth Century Corpus Christi
title_sort <i>ludebant coram deo</i>. on legitimacy of dance in xvith century corpus christi
publisher Universidad de Valladolid
series Castilla: Estudios de Literatura
issn 1989-7383
publishDate 2015-03-01
description It is beyond doubt that dances form part of the complex field of XVIth Century  religious, secular and liturgical festivals. This paper considers dance as a manifestation of XVIth Century Corpus Christi and deals with a purely hermeneutical question: the way its role is ideologically legitimated into religious festivities, as well as some of its theatrical components. As a result of a process of integration of different codes in the complex of Early Renaissance theatre, we should think about dance from a typological point of view to understand its sense inside the performance  
topic dance
Corpus Christi
theatricality
XVIth century
Bible
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