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'Admirably pan-European in its subject matter, this volume engages with a range of disciplines - art history, economic history, and musicology, as well as English, Italian, and comparative literature. Exhaustively researched and well written, this is a very strong collection.' Linda Woodbridge, Penn State University, USA 'The range of material is indeed impressive - there is plenty to learn outside of one's own discipline, whatever it may be. Moreover, the essays are generally well-researched and well-argued.' Renaissance Quarterly 'The contributors include economic historians, a musicologist, art historians, and literary critics who examine a pan-European range of cultural and economic phenomena from the thirteenth through to the seventeenth century. The interdisciplinary character and unusual perspectives of this volume make is a welcome contribution to an area traditionally dominated by economic historians.' Economic History Review

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Juliann Vitullo is Associate Professor of Italian and Associate Director of the School of International Letters and Culture at Arizona State University. Her current research explores the rise of the monetary economy and masculinity, particularly fatherhood, in early modern culture. Diane Wolfthal is Minter Chair in the Humanities and Professor of Art History at Rice University. Her books explore images of rape, Early Netherlandish canvases, and Yiddish book illustrations.

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