Studia Historica Gedanensia - Volume 15, Issue 2 (2024) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Uniwersytet Gdański

Journal

Studia Historica Gedanensia

Year

2024

Volume

15

Issue

2

Identifiers

Cover

Volume contents

2
- article: Body under Threat, “Body in History, and History of Art”. Introduction (Derengowski P., Możejko B.), p. 7-9
- article: Tormented and Glorified Body – The Example of St. Adalbert and St. Stanislaus (Starnawska M.), p. 13-26
- article: The Most Dangerous, because the Most Carnal? The Sense of Touch in the Monastic Sources from the 10th to the 12th Century (Białas K.), p. 27-54
- article: The Bathing Women of the Old Testament: An Iconographical Research into the Medieval Imagery of Susanna and Bathsheba (van den Bosch M.), p. 55-79
- article: The Body of Christ as a Sacrifice to Pagan Gods? Mattathias Killing of a Jew in a Dutch History Bible of the 15th Century (Iserief H.), p. 81-95
- article: Sacred or Scandalous?: How to Approach Depictions of Genitals in Medieval Art (van Welie-Vink W. A. W.), p. 96-114
- article: Look Underneath, Look Above, and Look Beside. On Three Wise Men, Kings and Priests Gazing at the Infant's Genitali (Jakóbowska A.), p. 115-134
- article: Is it Possible to Die of Sadness? Emotions and Physical Health in the Annals of Jan Długosz (Słaboszowska K.), p. 135-148
- article: A Trapped Body or a Living Stone? The Case of Grisaille and Demi-grisaille Paintings by Hans Memling (Woziński A.), p. 149-169
- article: A Thing about Diseases of the Body and the Minds of the Archbishops of Gniezno in the 15th Century (Wilk-Woś Z.), p. 170-181
- article: "Through the stars to health", or Iatromathematics in Rescue of the Ailing Body. A Review of Late Medieval Sources from Kraków (Konarska-Zimnicka S.), p. 182-196
- article: Women and Insanity in English Renaissance Drama (Szwach A., Wojciechowska B.), p. 197-204
- article: Bruises, Bumps and Bloody Wounds. Body Injuries to the Victims of Physical Volence in Gdańsk in the 16th−17th Centuries (Kaczor D.), p. 205-223
- article: Amok and Its Punishment in 17th Century Dutch Batavia through the Eyes of Johann Gottfried Dreyer from Gdańsk (Jaśniewicz-Downes A.), p. 224-256
- article: Matters of the Body in the World of Napoleon's Soldiers. Outline of Issues from the Polish Perspective (Baranowski M.), p. 257-264
- article: Corporal and Dishonourable Punishments in the Union Army during the American Civil War in the Light of Army Regulations and Reports of the General Courts-Martial in the IX Corps of the Army of the Potomac (Derengowski P.), p. 265-276
- article: Bra-burners and Corseted Ladies. The Female Body, Underwear, and Feminism (Szmigiero K.), p. 277-304
- article: Proportions or Perspectives? Didactic Medievalism – Moving the Body to the Fore in Czech History Textbooks (Šorm M.), p. 305-318

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