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In this video we go to Japan and consider a very rare 16th-century image of the Virgin Mary on a handscroll. At the end, Jill considers how we juxtapose images affects the narratives we tell. Whose…
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 27th, 2020
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In this video, we consider Mexican featherwork of religious subjects and its role in creating wonder in Europe, and converting indigenous peoples.
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 27th, 2020
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This video considers black Africans in Renaissance Europe, particularly Italy.
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 26th, 2020
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This lecture considers how Europeans understood the peoples of the new world, India and sub-Saharan Africa, showing how they lumped together these peoples in a rather imprecise way, and were curious…
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 26th, 2020
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What features characterised femininity in the Renaissance? This video considers the relationship between gender and sex, considers Judith Butler's ideas about 'performing' gender, and…
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 23rd, 2020
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This video introduces Renaissance Feminism, including major scholars and major female painters, sculptors and architects who worked between 1520 and 1650.
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 23rd, 2020
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So what about the female nudes that populate art galleries nowadays? How were they justified within this Christian context? This lecture considers how female nudes provided an opportunity for male…
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 19th, 2020
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Renaissance people were puzzled about why the nude body was so popular in classical times, but they worked out their own justifications for depicting naked men - the male body was made in 'the…
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution Language
English Date Created
November 19th, 2020
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We start by climbing up the scaffolding of the SIstine Chapel in July 1512 with Federico Gonzaga, to have a look at all the naked bodies that Michelangelo painted on the vault of the Pope's…
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Jill Burke Licence Type
Creative Commons - Attribution No Derivatives Date Created
November 19th, 2020
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