’Drunk with the cup of liberty’: Robin Hood, the carnivalesque, and the rhetoric of violence in early modern England
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Auteurs : Peter StallybrassSource :
- Semiotica [ 0037-1998 ] ; 1985.
English descriptors
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- Cambridge university press, Carnivalesque, Carnivalesque inversion, Charivari, Clarendon press, Cuckoldly bishop, Customary rights, Dobson, Dominant classes, First time, Forest laws, French revolution, Friar, Game laws, Good orders, Hegemonic process, Henry viii, Heterodoxy, Hood, Inversion, King john, Legal apparatus, Little john, Maid marion, Marianne, Marion, Misrule, Morris dance, Orthodoxy, Other words, Oxford university press, Pantheon books, Penguin books, Pinner, Poached deer, Popular protest, Rhetoric, Robin, Robin hood, Robyn, Robyn hode, Robyn hood, Robyn hoode, Same time, Stallybrass, Subversion, Symbolic system, Tally brass, Trans, Transgression, True tale, Unquestioned assumptions, Unruly, Unruly woman.
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DOI: 10.1515/semi.1985.54.1-2.113
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