Movement in Renaissance Literature

.- 1 Introduction.- 2 Chiastic Cognition: Kinesic Intelligence Between the Reflective and the Pre-Reflective in Montaigne and Sceve.- 3 Turning Toward the Beloved (Virgil, Petrarch, Sceve).- 4 Sceve's Denominal Verbs.- 4 Metaphor, Lexicography, and Rabelais's Prologue to Gargantua.- 4 The Gunpowder Revolution in Literature: Early Modern Wounds in Folengo and Rabelais.- 6 The Finger in the Eye: Jacques Duval's Traite des Hermaphrodits (1612).- 7 Exchanging Hands in Titus Andronicus.- 8 "Cabin'd, Cribb'ed, Confin'd": Images of Thwarted Motion in Macbeth.- 9 Shakespeare's Vital Signs.- 10 Kinesic Intelligence on the Early Modern English Stage.- 11 Afterword: How Do Audiences Act?.

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• Estudos literários: c 1500 a c 1800

Kinesic intelligence;embodied cognition and Renaissance Literature;"To His Coy Mistress";Montaigne's Essais I.26;reflective and pre-reflective cognition;Sceve's Delie;Cognition in Early Modern French Literature;neroscience and lexicography;early modern warfare and kinesics;Jacques Duval's Traite des hermaphrodits;kinesics of early modern erotic writing;handshakes in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus;bodily confinement and Shakespeare's Macbeth;Sensorimotor response in Shakesepare's plays;kinesics of early modern actors;illocutionary and performative language;second-person neuroscience;predictive processing;effect of the Gunpowder Revolution on Literature;Virgil's Georgics