Representations and Negotiations

Revisionist and post-revisionist historians alike still discuss politics in nineteenth-century terms, paying little attention to the politics of rhetoric and display that characterized Renaissance states. Literary critics and art historians, however, have focused attention on representations of authority and have developed critical methods to illuminate the performance and reception of texts in early modern culture. This essay reviews recent interdisciplinary work on theatre and poetry, painting and pageant, vital to historians of politics, and suggests a series of negotiations and exchanges over images of rule, and a dialogue about and for authority, between governments and subjects, in early modern England

Art · Art history · Early Modern literature · Linguistics · Literature · Negotiation · Painting · Poetry · Political rhetoric · Political science · Politics · Rhetoric · The Renaissance · American Constitutional Law and Politics · History · Law · Philippine History and Culture · Philosophy · Reformation and Early Modern Christianity

• The Historian and Art

  Theodore K Rabb, Theodore Κ Rabb•The Journal of Interdisciplinary…•2002

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• Mercy and Authority in the Tudor State

  K J Kesselring, Andrew A Chibi•Renaissance and Reformation•2003

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• Opposing peace

  Beatriz Álvarez García•European Review of History Revue…•2019

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• Popery, politics, and play

  Adam Morton•The Seventeenth Century•2016

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• A Cold Pye for the Papistes”

  Open Access•K J Kesselring•Journal of British Studies•2004

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