Includes bibliographical references (pages [412]-434) and index.
Contents:
Control of literature as a strategy of Catholic reformation: motives and modes of influence -- Approaching censorial reading -- Mechanisms of the Roman index -- Censures of the 'marvellous' -- Censures of love -- Censoring laughter -- Self-censorship and poetic counter-strategies: the case of Domenico Venier -- Conclusions.
Series:
Studies in medieval and Reformation traditions, 1573-4188 ; volume 189
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