Redeeming the Medieval Spirit: Christus Mercator in the York Cycle.
The article focuses on the specific references to commerce in the plays, particularly the metaphorical references in the "York Cycle." It examines the metaphorical references to medieval commerce in the play, particularly the cluster of references treating God's creation of humankind, Satan's corrup...
| Publicado en: | Medieval Perspectives Vol. 23; pp. 56 - 67 |
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Southeastern Medieval Association
2008
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