Disreputable Bodies: Magic, Medicine, and Gender in Renaissance Natural Philosophy

By Sergius Kodera

University of Vienna

Through a close reading of rarely studied materials, Sergius Kodera examines the contested position of the body in Renaissance philosophy, showing how abstract metaphysical ideas evolved in tandem with the creation of new metaphors that shaped the…

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