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In 1970s New York City, the abandoned piers of the Hudson River 232 pages | 34 color/66 b&w illus . became the site for extraordinary works of art and a popular place 7 x 9 | May ISBN 978-0-271-08217-2 Pier Groups for nude sunbathing and anonymous sex . Jonathan Weinberg’s cloth: $34 .95/£24 .95 €33 .95 tr provocative book—part art history, part memoir—weaves inter- Art History/History/LGBTQ+ Studies views, documentary photographs, literary texts, artworks, and film stills to show how avant-garde practices competed and mingled with queer identities along the Manhattan waterfront .

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN Artists as varied as Vito Acconci, Alvin Baltrop, Shelley Seccombe, and David Wojnarowicz made work in and about the fire-ravaged structures that only twenty years before had been at the center of the world’s busiest shipping port . At the same time, the fight for the rights of gay, lesbian, and transgendered people, Art and Sex Along the New York Waterfront spurred by the 1969 Stonewall riots, was literally transforming the cultural and social landscape of New York City . Gay men suddenly felt free to sunbathe on the piers naked, cruise, and have sex in

Jonathan Weinberg public . While artists collaborated to transform the buildings of Pier 34 into makeshift art studios and exhibition spaces, gay men were converting Pier 46 into what Delmas Howe calls an “arena for sexual theater ”. Featuring one hundred exemplary works from the era and “Weinberg looks deeply into sexual cultures and drawing on Weinberg’s personal experience with interviews and a rich variety of source material, Pier Groups breaks new ground to artistic practices unfolding on the piers in the look at the relationship of avant-garde art to resistant subcultures 1970s and considers the ways the art and cruising and radical sexuality . scenes are intercalated. His understanding of Jonathan Weinberg is the curator of the Maurice Sendak Foundation and teaches at the Yale School of Art and the Rhode Island School history, which rejects the logic of cause and effect, of Design . He is author of Male Desire: The Homoerotic in American Art and Ambition and Love in Modern American Art, and coeditor, with and his nonlinear approach to historical narration Alejandro Anreus and Diana Linden, of The Social and the Real, also open new perspectives on artists about whom published by Penn State University Press . He is the lead curator for the touring exhibition Art After Stonewall: 1969–1989, organized by much has already been written.” the Columbus Museum of Art to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Stonewall Riots . His paintings are in many public and private —Tirza Latimer, author of Women Together / Women Apart: collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Portraits of Lesbian Paris Montclair Art Museum .

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Bret L.Bret Rothstein A Fan Letter to Unruly Objects

The Shape of Difficulty A Fan Letter to Unruly Objects Bret L . Rothstein

What is it about puzzles that drives us to figure concepts, logical propositions, and logistical them out? In this unique and innovative book, problems, this book urges readers to simply Bret L . Rothstein explores how mechanical appreciate the enigma of these objects built problems delight and frustrate us, distracting our specifically to be misunderstood, encouraging us attention from recognizably “useful” activities to reframe our expectations of ourselves and our and directing it toward something that may be approaches to understanding . even more important . Drawing on landmark theories of play, All too often puzzles can seem like some kind Rothstein’s richly illustrated meditation on our of cruel test to be beaten or passed . But accord- fascination with these objects reveals the lasting ing to Rothstein, they really want nothing more allure of puzzles while underscoring the intellec- than for us to drop what we’re doing and play . In tual worth of doubt, failure, and idle time . that way, they can actually enhance consciousness, as we are perhaps never more aware than Bret L. Rothstein teaches at Indiana University, when we grapple with an object that refuses to where his courses address the cultural work of satisfy our expectations . The Shape of Difficulty images and objects . He has published exten- is an ode to and exploration of these “unruly sively on early Netherlandish devotional culture, objects”—Rubik’s cubes, geometric dissections, sixteenth-century humanist wit, and the sociocul- secret-opening boxes, string disentanglements, tural ramifications of ludic objects . and so many more—that bring interpretive failure out of the shadows and allow it to take center stage in physical ways . While many puzzles may offer perceptible expressions of mathematical

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9 s | s 2019 psupress.org books for the trade Life Support Invitation to Prayer Judith Margolis

In this meditative, heartbreaking, and unexpectedly comforting book, artist and essayist Judith Margolis tells the story of her mother’s illness, decline, and death through thoughtfully written vignettes, poignant drawings, and poetic, prayerful affirmations . As her mother fights a series of health crises and faces the end of her life, Margolis documents her anxious concern and PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN her father’s turmoil while juggling responsibilities and her own distress . The resulting narrative, told with quiet intensity and candor, bears witness to contentious deliberations over medical decisions, the difficulties of patient care, and the complicated dynamics of family . In this book, designed to imitate a traditional 96 pages | 9 color/21 b&w illus . Jewish prayer book, Margolis reminds herself and others caring 4 x 6 | May for a dying parent to “pray”—pray for clarity, pray to stay centered, ISBN 978-0-271-08373-5 cloth: $21 .95/£15 .95/€21 .95 tr pray to forgive oneself—as a way of acknowledging and embody- Graphic Medicine Series ing the turbulent emotions involved . Both the form of the book and Graphic Studies/General Interest/ Margolis’s rendering of the traditions involved in a family death Jewish Studies ground Life Support firmly in the Jewish experience, providing a spiritual layer to this honest, realistic narrative that all readers will find inspiring and relevant . Life Support: Invitation to Prayer is a unique testimony to the power of creative response to infirmity and careful documentation during times of personal loss, as well as a loving tribute to family, spirituality, and grief .

NASHIM: A Journal of / נשים Judith Margolis is the art editor of Jewish Women’s Studies and Gender Issues; cocurator of Women of the Book, an international visual Torah midrash project; and creative director of Bright Idea Books .

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communities interacted with one another and women . In this dynamic book, Vivien Green Fryd scholarly ARRIVED how their work influenced ideas about race and charts this decades-long radical intervention belonging in the United States during a time of through an art-historical lens . unprecedented immigration . Fryd shows how American artists such as As Progressive Era reformers touted the Sexual Trauma Suzanne Lacy, Leslie Labowitz, Faith Ringgold, works of Shakespeare as an “antidote” to the in American Art Judy Chicago, and Kara Walker insisted on Shakespeare linguistic and cultural mixing of American soci- ending the silence surrounding sexual violence and Belonging Since 1970 ety, and some reformers attempted to use the and helped to construct an anti-rape, anti-incest in Immigrant Bard’s plays to “Americanize” immigrant groups counternarrative that remains vibrant today . New York on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, immigrants She looks at how second-wave feminist artists

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ELISABETH H. KINSLEY playbills, programs, sheet music, and reviews to then framed their works within that visual and demonstrate how, in addition to being a source rhetorical tradition . Throughout, Fryd highlights of cultural capital, authority, and resistance for specific themes—rape and incest against white these communities, Shakespeare’s plays were and black female bodies, rape against white and Here in This Island Against Our Will also a site of cultural exchange . Performances Sexual Trauma in American black male bodies, rape and pornography—that of Shakespeare occasioned nuanced social intersect with other challenges to and critiques We Arrived Art Since 1970 Shakespeare and Belonging in encounters between New York’s empowered and of the sociocultural and political patriarchy from Vivien Green Fryd Immigrant New York marginalized groups and influenced sociocultural the 1970s through the present day . ideas about what Shakespeare, race, and national Featuring dozens of illustrative works and Elisabeth H . Kinsley “Pairing trauma theory with detailed belonging should and could mean for Americans . written by an art historian who is a scholar of analysis of American art focused on Timely and immensely readable, this book PTSD and herself a survivor, this groundbreaking explains how ideas about cultural belonging sexual violence, Fryd’s study is a timely and timely project explores sexual violence as a formed and transformed within a particular and compelling contribution to ongoing discrete subject of American art with open eyes human community at a time of heightened conversations about the intersections and unflinching analysis . In doing so, Against Our demographic change . Kinsley’s work will be of images and actions, art as social and Will challenges the reader to serve as witness to welcomed by anyone interested in the formation political catalyst, and the impact of feminist the trauma in much the same way as the works of national identity, immigrant communities, and thought in contemporary American Fryd studies . the history of the theater scene in New York and culture.” Vivien Green Fryd is Professor of Art History at the rest of the United States . —Erika Doss, author of American Art of the 20th–21st Centuries Vanderbilt University and the author of Art and Elisabeth H. Kinsley is an instructor and adminis- Empire: The Politics of Ethnicity in the United States trator at Northwestern University . Capitol, 1815–1860 and Art and the Crisis of Marriage: Edward Hopper and Georgia O’Keeffe . 224 pages | 14 b&w illus ./1 map | 6 x 9 | March ISBN 978-0-271-08322-3 | cloth: $39 95/£28. 95/€38. 95. sh 304 pages | 29 color/65 b&w illus . | 7 x 10 | March History/Literature/Jewish Studies ISBN 978-0-271-08206-6 | cloth: $49 95/£35. 95/€48. 95. sh Art/History

28 29 Inspired by the work of eminent scholar Richard A guide for constructing talismans, mixing mag- Kieckhefer, The Sacred and the Sinister explores ical compounds, summoning planetary spirits, s | s 2019 the ambiguities that made (and make) medieval and determining astrological conditions, Picatrix religion and magic so difficult to differentiate . is a cornerstone of Western esotericism . It offers psupress.org The Sacred The essays in this collection investigate how the important insights not only into occult practices

holy and unholy were distinguished in medieval and beliefs, but also into the transmission of scholarly Europe, where their characteristics diverged, and magical ideas from antiquity to the present . Dan the implications of that deviation . Attrell and David Porreca’s indispensable English In the Middle Ages, the natural world was translation opens the world of this vital medieval HISTORY

THE SINISTER understood as divinely created and infused with PICATRIX treatise to modern-day scholars and lay readers . A MEDIEVAL TREATISE

mysterious power . This world was accessible in The original text, Ghāyat al-h.akīm, compiled on ASTRAL MAGIC to human knowledge and susceptible to human in Arabic from over two hundred sources in the TRANSLATED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY manipulation through three modes of engage- DAN ATTRELL AND DAVID PORRECA latter half of the tenth century, was translated studies in medieval ment: religion, magic, and science . How these into Castilian Spanish in the mid-thirteenth religion and magic ways of understanding developed in light of century, and shortly thereafter into Latin . Based MAGIC

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30 31 Borges Beyond the Visible presents radically new In 1832, Eugène Delacroix accompanied a French readings of some of Jorge Luis Borges’s most diplomatic mission to Morocco, the first leg of s | s 2019 celebrated stories . Focusing on the tensions a journey through the Maghreb and Andalusia between fiction and intimacy, Max Ubelaker Journey to that left an indelible impression on the painter .

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PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN psupress.org 34 surrounding these broken walls and cairns is This volume explores the conflicting repre- deep, immeasurable, and richly potent . Over sentations of ancient Rome—one of the most s | s 2019 a small radius of light the last two decades, Massad has moved important European cities in the medieval imagi- G. Daniel Massad, A Retrospective past description and metaphor, layering into nation—in late Middle English poetry .

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numbers, constellations, personal symbols—all whose ruined monuments still inspired awe scholarly of which suggest readings of his remarkable still in the Middle Ages, Rome became a site of lifes as aniconic portraiture, implied narrative, Christian pilgrimage owing to the fame of its and visual autobiography . early martyrs, whose relics sanctified the city This book accompanies an exhibition of the and whose help was sought by pilgrims to their same name organized by the Palmer Museum shrines . C . David Benson analyzes the variety of of Art and features a comprehensive essay by ways that Rome and its citizens, both pre-Chris- curator Joyce Henri Robinson and forty-three tian and Christian, are presented in a range of “backstories” by the artist . These memoir-like Middle English poems, from lesser-known, anon- reflections invite us to peer into Massad’s artistic, Imagined Romes ymous works to the poetry of Gower, Chaucer,

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN emotional, and mental process as he moves from Langland, and Lydgate . Benson discusses how Palmer Museum of Art The Ancient City making the intangible tangible, revealing along and Its Stories in Middle English Poetry these poets conceive of ancient Rome and its the way sources and associations that precede citizens—especially the women of Rome—as C. DAVID BENSON the final reenactment of the world around well as why this matters to their works . A Small Radius of Light him—a world brought into focus by a small An insightful and innovative study, Imagined G. Daniel Massad, A Retrospective radius of light . Romes addresses a crucial lacuna in the scholarship of Rome in the medieval imaginary and Joyce Henri Robinson and Joyce Henri Robinson is Curator at the Palmer Imagined Romes provides fresh perspectives on the work of four G . Daniel Massad Museum of Art and Associate Professor in the The Ancient City and Its Stories in of the most prominent Middle English poets . Department of Art History at Penn State . Middle English Poetry A Small Radius of Light maps the territory artist C. David Benson is Professor Emeritus of Medieval G . Daniel Massad has explored for almost four C . David Benson G. Daniel Massad lives and works in Annville, Studies at the University of Connecticut . He is the decades . After earning degrees in English at Pennsylvania, where he is artist in residence at “The relation of medieval cultures to Rome author of Public Piers Plowman: Modern Scholarship Princeton and the University of Chicago and Lebanon Valley College . His pastel still lifes can is creatively conflicted: early Christianity and Late Medieval Culture, also published by Penn working for a time as a psychotherapist, Massad be found in numerous private collections across defines itself against everything that ‘Rome’ State University Press . made the decision to pursue graduate work in the United States and in major museum collec- painting in 1979 . Two years later, while working stands for, while the papacy models itself tions, including the Art Institute of Chicago, the 200 pages | 6 x 9 | March on his MFA at the University of Kansas, Massad Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Philadelphia as a new empire. David Benson’s Imagined ISBN 978-0-271-08320-9 | cloth: $89 95/£63. 95/€86. 95sh. made an unexpected shift from abstraction Museum of Art, the Pennsylvania Academy of Romes takes us into the medieval city and Literature/History/Medieval and Early Modern Studies to still life, and from oil to pastel as a painting the Fine Arts, the National Gallery of Art, and the trains us to understand how late medieval medium . His abandonment of painterly gesture Palmer Museum of Art . English readers of and visitors to the for knife-edge precisionism led him in the late eternal city imagined its republican and 1980s to the painstaking reenactment of minute 232 pages | 140 color illus . | 8 75. x 11 .5 | January imperial past. The resultant book—ever detail in order to express, as he puts it, “the way I ISBN 978-0-911209-71-6 | cloth: $49 95/£35. 95/€48. 95. sh ISBN 978-0-911209-72-3 | paper: $34 95/£24. 95/€33. 95. sh lucid and engaging—is full of illuminating encounter the world ”. Art History surprises.” Since 1990, still life’s traditional tabletop —James Simpson, author of Sciences and the Self and its implied interior space have given way in Medieval Poetry: Alan of Lille’s Anticlaudianus in his work to less easily definable architec- and John Gower’s Confessio Amantis tural fragments of brick or stone; the darkness

36 37 In this book, Gail Orgelfinger examines the A papal advisor and sixteenth-century power ways in which English historians and illustrators broker, Francesco Guicciardini wrote volumi- s | s 2019 depicted Joan of Arc over a period of four hun- nously throughout his time in service to the dred years, from her capture in 1429 to the early Medici . The texts in this volume chart his career

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The variety of epithets attached to Joan whose philosophy of self-interest failed not only scholarly of Arc—from “witch” and “Medean virago” to to perceive the interests of others but ultimately “missioned Maid” and “shepherd’s child”—attest to serve his own . to England’s complicated relationship with the During Guicciardini’s life, Florentine politics saint whom they executed . While portrayals was dominated by the struggle of republican of Joan in English popular culture evolved over leaders to retain civic political autonomy the centuries, they do not follow a straightfor- against the ambitions of the Medici family . Like ward trajectory from vituperation to adulation . Machiavelli and Petrarch, and arguably even THE DEFEAT OF SELECTED WRITINGS OF Focusing primarily on descriptions of Joan’s A RENAISSANCE FRANCESCO Dante, Guicciardini was what Carlo Celli calls an captivity, trial, and execution, this study shows INTELLECTUAL GUICCIARDINI “establishment intellectual,” who used his talents

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN how the exigencies of politics and the demands FRANCESCO GUICCIARDINI to further the hegemony of authoritarian rule of genre shaped English retellings of her military against the interests of his own class . The letters, successes, gender transgressions, and execution EDITED AND TRANSLATED BY CARLO CELLI treatises, reports, and orations included in this at the hands of her English enemies . Orgelfinger’s volume span Guicciardini’s long career, from his research illuminates how and why English writers first appointment as ambassador to the Spanish and artists used the memory of Joan of Arc to court to just a few years before his forced retire- grapple with issues such as England’s relation- ment from political life . They reveal Guicciardini’s Joan of Arc in the English ship with France, emerging protofeminism in the The Defeat of a Renaissance role as a true protagonist in the events related in Imagination, 1429–1829 early modern era, and the sense of national guilt Intellectual his famous History of Italy (1540), shed light on Gail Orgelfinger over her execution . Selected Writings of Francesco the self-recriminations and remorse that some- A systematic analysis of Joan’s English histo- Guicciardini times gnawed at his conscience, and show why, riography in its political and social contexts, this ultimately, Guicciardini fell from political grace “Well researched and vibrantly composed, Francesco Guicciardini Gail Orgelfinger’sJoan of Arc in the English volume sheds light on four centuries of English Edited and Translated by Carlo Celli into irrelevance . Imagination traces the translations over thought on Joan of Arc . It will be welcomed by Through these previously untranslated time of the French heroine into a figure specialist and general readers alike, in particular writings, The Defeat of a Renaissance Intellectual reviled and then embraced across the those interested in women’s studies . shows the hard lessons Guicciardini learned in service to the Medici: working within a corrupt Channel. Through careful attention to an Gail Orgelfinger is Senior Lecturer Emerita at the system does not lead to solutions, and reason impressive array of sources, Orgelfinger University of Maryland, Baltimore County . and self-interest are not foolproof guides for pre- offers to medieval studies and medievalism dicting human behavior . It will appeal especially alike a not-to-be-missed book about 248 pages | 17 b&w illus ./1 map | 6 x 9 | January ISBN 978-0-271-08218-9 | cloth: $89 95/£63. 95/86. 95. sh to scholars who study the Medici clan, the Italian how gender, national rivalries, temporal Also of Interest History/Literature Wars, and Renaissance politics and history . distance, fantasy, and historical fact Lorenzo de’ Medici at Home enmesh over the centuries to keep the past The Inventory of the Palazzo Carlo Celli is Professor of Italian at Bowling Green Medici in 1492 alive in surprising new forms.” State University . He is the author of six other Edited and translated by books, including The Essence of Machiavelli’s “The —Jeffrey J. Cohen, author of Medieval Identity Richard Stapleford Machines isbn 978-0-271-05642-5 Prince.” paper: $24 95/£17. 95/€24. 95. sh

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EDITED BY GEORGE W. BOUDREAU AND show how physical objects can expand our compre- paintings and sculptures that adorned palace

MARGARETTA MARKLE LOVELL hension of how people lived, worked, and thought interiors, Venetians in the sixteenth century during the colonial and early national periods . Jodi cranston conceived of their marine city as dotted with

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duced the legibility of objects across the Green Worlds of Renaissance examines how and why this pastoral vision of scholarly humanities disciplines, the essays in this Venice Venice developed . collection show how “reading” material objects Drawing on a variety of primary sources from sites such as Monticello, Salem, and the ranging from visual art to literary texts, perfor- Connecticut River Valley brings to light signifi- mances, and urban plans, Jodi Cranston shows A Material cant dimensions of social experience and cultural how Venetians lived the pastoral in urban Venice . practices that are not visible in the written record She describes how they created green spaces World of early America . Reading objects for evidence of and enacted pastoral situations through poetic the lives and values of the individuals and groups conversations and theatrical performances in that imagined, fabricated, bought, and used lagoon gardens; discusses the island utopias

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN them, the contributors examine the migration found, invented, and mapped in distant seas; and of items such as chairs, fashionable dressing explores the visual art that facilitated the expe- Culture, SoCiety, and the life of thingS tables, portraits, and even environmental objects, rience of inhabiting verdant landscapes . Though in early anglo-ameriCa uncovering complex economic, ethical, mne- Green Worlds of Renaissance the greening of Venice was relatively short lived, monic, and political issues . They investigate the Cranston shows how the phenomenon had a political life of seemingly unpolitical things such Venice lasting impact on how other cities, including A Material World as a rock in Plymouth, Massachusetts, or an elm Jodi Cranston Paris and London, developed their self-images Culture, Society, and the Life of Things tree in Philadelphia and consider the environ- and how later writers and artists understood and in Early Anglo-America mental riches and extraction industries at the “With elegant concision, Jodi Cranston adapted the pastoral mode . Edited by George W . Boudreau and base of early American prosperity and ingenuity . shows how artists of different facture Incorporating approaches from eco-criticism Margaretta Markle Lovell Together, these essays demonstrate the value configure the proximities of urban and and anthropology, Green Worlds of Renaissance of attending closely to visual and material culture, green worlds in and about Venice in the Venice greatly informs our understanding of the “A vibrant compendium of essays that as objects can be derided or cherished as proxies quattrocento and cinquecento. Casting an origins and development of the pastoral in art gives a master class in object analysis for people and ideas . A Material World will inter- informed and inspired gaze on gardens, history and literature, as well as the culture of and shatters old categories of material est both academics and enthusiasts of visual and landscapes, pastoral and elegiac poetry, sixteenth-century Venice . It will appeal to schol- and visual culture. Together, the authors material culture, as well as anyone interested in vedute, city views, and illustrated books, she ars and enthusiasts of sixteenth-century history powerfully demonstrate the global life and society in early America . reconsiders how Venice led artists to depict and culture, the history of urban landscapes, and movement of commodities, the sometimes In addition to the editors, the contributors to and even internalize tensions and shifting Italian art . this volume are Paul G . E . Clemens, Edward S . numinous power of memory objects, and lines of divide between city, country, and Cooke Jr ., Stephen G . Hague, Patricia Johnston, Jodi Cranston is Professor of the History of Art the closely calibrated and negotiated the world at large. Exhaustively researched, Laura C . Keim, Ellen G . Miles, Emily A . Murphy, at Boston University . She is the author of The human indications of wealth and power is a major contribution Nancy Siegel, Carol Eaton Soltis, and Jennifer Green Worlds Muddied Mirror: Materiality and Figuration in Titian’s in early America. Historians of all stripes Van Horn . both to early modern studies and to a Later Paintings, also published by Penn State should pay attention to their clarion call to burgeoning and much-needed field of University Press . look deeply and think broadly.” George W. Boudreau is Senior Research Associate cultural ecology.” 232 pages | 24 color/56 b&w illus . | 8 x 10 | April —Ann Smart Martin, author of Buying into the at the McNeil Center for Early American Studies . —Tom Conley, author of An Errant Eye: Poetry ISBN 978-0-271-08202-8 | cloth: $89 95/£63. 95/€86. 95. sh World of Goods: Early Consumers in Backcountry and Topography in Early Modern France Virginia Margaretta Markle Lovell is Jay D . McEvoy Art History Jr . Professor of American Art History at the University of California, Berkeley .

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In this volume, Nicholas R . Jones analyzes white In this book, Jeffery Merrick brings together a appropriations of black African voices in Spanish rich array of primary-source documents—many s | s 2019 theater from the 1500s through the 1700s, of which are published or translated here for when the performance of Africanized Castilian, the first time—that depict in detail the policing Staging s o d o m i t e s, p e d e r a s t s, a n d t r i b a d e s

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de speech), was in vogue . France and the ways in which Parisians regarded scholarly Negros Focusing on Spanish Golden Age theater what they called sodomy or pederasty and triba- and performative poetry from authors such dism . Taken together, these documents suggest as Calderón de la Barca, Lope de Rueda, and that male and female same-sex relations played Rodrigo de Reinosa, Jones makes a strong case a more visible public role in Enlightenment-era for revising the belief, long held by literary critics A DOCUMENTARY HISTORY society than was previously believed . and linguists, that white appropriations and The translated and annotated sources representations of habla de negros language are included here show how robust the same-sex “racist buffoonery” or stereotype . Instead, Jones subculture was in eighteenth-century Paris, as shows black characters who laugh, sing, and well as how widespread the policing of sodomy

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN shout, ultimately combating the violent desire was at the time . Part 1 includes archival police Radical Performances of the African Diaspora of white supremacy . By placing early modern records from the 1720s to the 1780s that show in Early Modern Spain Iberia in conversation with discourses on African how the police attempted to manage sodomitical diasporic studies, Jones showcases how black activity through surveillance and repression; part

NICHOLAS R. JONES Africans and their descendants who built com- edited by Jeffrey Merrick 2 includes excerpts from treatises and encyclo- munities in early modern Spain were rendered pedias, published nouvelles (collections of news) legible in performative literary texts . and libelles (libelous writings), fictive portrayals, Staging Habla de Negros Accessibly written and theoretically sophisti- Sodomites, Pederasts, and and Enlightenment treatments of the topic that Radical Performances of the African cated, Jones’s groundbreaking study elucidates Tribades in Eighteenth- include calls for legal reform . Together these Diaspora in Early Modern Spain the ways that habla de negros animated black Century France sources show how contemporaries understood Africans’ agency, empowered their resistance, same-sex relations in multiple contexts and Nicholas R . Jones A Documentary History and highlighted their African cultural retentions . cultures, including their own . This must-read book on identity building, perfor- Edited by Jeffrey Merrick The product of years of archival research mance, and race will captivate audiences across curated, translated, and annotated by a premier “Using heretofore unknown or little- disciplines . expert in the field, Sodomites, Pederasts, and explored sources, Sodomites, Pederasts, and Tribades in Eighteenth-Century France is an unprec- Nicholas R. Jones is Assistant Professor of Tribades breaks new ground by bringing edented look at the role of same-sex relations in Spanish at Bucknell University . to light the full breadth and complexity the culture and society of the era . of the world of same-sex sexual relations 224 pages | 15 b&w illus . | 6 x 9 | May Jeffrey Merrick is Professor of History Emeritus ISBN 978-0-271-08346-9 | cloth: $89 95/£63. 95/€86. 95. sh in eighteenth-century Paris. With clear at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee . He is Iberian Encounter and Exchange, 475–1755 Series translations that keep the flavor of the the author of Order and Disorder Under the Ancien Also of Interest Literature/History/Critical Race Studies original documents and are carefully Régime and coeditor of Family, Gender, and Law in Polemical Encounters annotated for the nonexpert, this anthology Christians, Jews, and Muslims Early Modern France, the latter also published by in Iberia and Beyond will no doubt become a foundational text in Penn State University Press . Edited by Mercedes García- the history of sexuality.” Arenal, and Gerard Wiegers isbn 978-0-271-08121-2 —Nina Kushner, author of Erotic Exchanges: The 240 pages | 1 map | 6 x 9 | May cloth: $149 95/£106. 95/€144. 95. sh World of Elite Prostitution in Eighteenth-Century Iberian Encounter and Exchange, ISBN 978-0-271-08335-3 | cloth: $89 95/£63. 95/€86. 95. sh 475–1755 Series Paris History/Law/LGBTQ+ Studies

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Indians and European settlers in the 17th and 18th centuries . scholarly centuries . With the advent of European settle- of Webb’s work circulated widely in manuscript cover ment, the Indian trails that laced the wilderness ELIZABETH form during her lifetime but has since become were so well-situated that there was little reason scarce . This annotated collection reintroduces to forsake them until the age of the automobile . WEBB her as a major contributor to women’s writing The trails that traverse the mountains “kept the and religious thought in early America . Her level” so well that they remain an engineering a quaker missionary in america, autobiographical works highlight the impor- curiosity . Equally remarkable are the complexity 1697–1726 tance of ecstatic or visionary experiences in the of the system and its adaptability to changing construction of Quaker identity and illustrate seasons and weather . the role that women played in creating religious

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN This book describes 131 paths with maps, and social networks . Webb used the book of Paul A.W. Wallace history, significant points along the way, and Revelation as a lens through which to compre- information on approximating the course of the edited by hend episodes from American history, and her trails by automobile . Five appendixes trace other Rachel Cope and ZacharyE McLeod Hutchins commentary on the book characterized the Indian Paths of Pennsylvania historically significant routes, such as the Forbes colonization of New England as a sign of the Paul A . W . Wallace Road and George Washington’s 1753 path to Fort end times . Eighteenth-century readers looked With a new foreword by Kurt W . Carr LeBoeuf . A new foreword by Kurt W . Carr, senior to her commentary for guidance during the curator of archaeology at The State Museum of The Writings of American War of Independence . Her unique Pennsylvania, provides insight and context on Elizabeth Webb take on Revelation had an impact in its own a volume that remains valuable for historians, A Quaker Missionary in America, day, and it puts contemporary understanding of anthropologists, archaeologists, and anyone 1697–1726 eighteenth-century Quaker quietism into new interested in Pennsylvania history . perspective . Edited by Rachel Cope and Zachary McLeod Hutchins Collecting the earliest known writings by an Paul A. W. Wallace (1891–1967) was a noted American Quaker, and some of the earliest by anthropologist and historian who served on the “A very important volume, bringing to light an American woman, this annotated volume staff of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum a forgotten Quaker minister, adding to the rightly places Webb in the company of colonial Commission from 1957 to 1965 . He was the author new and necessary scholarship on Quaker women writers such as Anne Bradstreet, Mary of Indians in Pennsylvania and several other works Rowlandson, and Sarah Kemble Knight . It will women’s writings, and helping rewrite on Native American history and culture . be an invaluable resource for scholars of early our understanding of apocalyptic thought America, women’s history, religious history, and 240 pages | 125 maps | 8 .5 x 11 | 2018 within eighteenth-century Quakerism. It American literature . ISBN 978-0-89271-153-6 is required reading for all Quaker studies First Pennsylvanians Also of Interest paper: $19 95/£14. 95/€19. 95. sh First Pennsylvanians Rachel Cope is Associate Professor of Church First Pennsylvanians Distributed by Penn State University Press for the scholars.” The Archaeology of Native Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission —Ben Pink Dandelion, author of The Quakers: History at Brigham Young University and coeditor Americans in Pennsylvania History The Arch A eology of N AT A Very Short Introduction of Family Life in England and America, 1690–1820 . Kurt W . Carr and Roger W . Moeller Zachary McLeod Hutchins is Assistant Professor isbn 978-0-89271-150-5 ive Americ AN s i N Pe NN sylv paper: $29 95/£21. 95/€28. 95. sh of English at Colorado State University and author Copublished with the Pennsylvania The ArchAeology of NATive AmericANs Historical and Museum of Inventing Eden: Primitivism, Millennialism, and the iN PeNNsylvANiA Commission AN i A Kurt W. carr Making of New England . roger W. moeller

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50 51 new versions of the works under consideration, This volume demonstrates how, from the begin- examine debates about the intended meaning ning of the Atlantic slave trade, enslaved and s | s 2019 of the works and discussions over their present AFRO-CATHOLIC FESTIVALS free Africans in the Americas used Catholicism relevance, and elucidate the various ways in IN THE AMERICAS and Christian-derived celebrations as spaces

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52 53 In this volume, Michael Flexsenhar III advances In this volume, Joshua Eckhardt examines the the argument that imperial slaves and freedper- religious texts and books that surrounded the s | s 2019 sons in the Roman Empire were essential to early poems, sermons, and inscriptions of the early Christians’ self-conception as a distinct people modern poet and preacher John Donne . Focusing

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PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN e Emperors’ Slaves in the Makings representations of this group, showing how the He analyzes the religious implications of the of Christianity long-accepted stories of Christian slaves and religion around placement of Donne’s poem “A Litany” in a freepersons in Caesar’s household should not be library full of Roman Catholic and English prayer taken at face value but should instead be under- books, the relationship and physical proximity ICA XAR III stood within the context of Christian myth and of Donne’s works to figures such as Sir Thomas JOSHUA ECKHARDT meaning-making . Flexsenhar analyzes textual Egerton and Izaak Walton, and the movements and material evidence from the first to the sixth in later centuries of Donne’s work from private Christians in Caesar’s century, spanning Roman Asia, the Aegean rim, Religion Around John Donne owners to the major libraries that have made this Household Gaul, and the coast of North Africa as well as the study possible . Eckhardt’s detailed research and Joshua Eckhardt The Emperors’ Slaves in the Makings of imperial capital itself . He shows how stories of analysis not only give us a more complete under- the emperor’s slaves were integral to key devel- standing of how Donne’s writing has circulated Christianity “A tour de force. Weaving together close opments in the spread of Christianity, generating throughout history, but they also illuminate the Michael Flexsenhar III reading, reception study, and book history, origin myths in Rome and establishing a shared ways in which religious readers, communities, this volume sheds new light on Donne’s “With an incisive, cogent, and creative history and geography there, differentiating and and movements affected the distribution and writing, its readers, and the complex application of memory studies to early negotiating assimilation with other groups, and reception of his body of work . landscape of early modern religious belief Christian literature, Michael Flexsenhar expressing commemorative language, ritual acts, Centered on a place in time where unique and a material culture . and practice. Expertly navigating archival methods of reproduction, preservation, and III’s Christians in Caesar’s Household With its thoughtful critical readings of literary sources, Eckhardt follows Donne’s works as circulation were used to negotiate a complex presents us with a critical picture of how and material sources and its fresh analysis of they traveled through a world of religious and sometimes dangerous world of confessional and why early Christian authors felt it so the lived experiences of imperial slaves and communion and division, generating and division, Religion Around John Donne makes strategically important to memorialize freedpersons, Christians in Caesar’s Household participating in conversations that are a unique and original contribution to Donne stud- Christian imperial slaves. Flexsenhar’s is indispensable reading for scholars of early as compelling now as they were in the ies, religious history, book history, and reception work demonstrates aptly that early Christianity, the origins of religion, and the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.” studies . Christianity fashioned itself imperially, Roman Empire . —David Colclough, author of John Donne’s Joshua Eckhardt is Associate Professor of English using slavery to shape its identity in ways Professional Lives that will be, without a doubt, everlasting.” Michael Flexsenhar III is Visiting Assistant at Virginia Commonwealth University . Professor of Religious Studies at Rhodes College . —Chris L. de Wet, author of The Unbound 192 pages | 5 .5 x 8 .5 | April God: Slavery and the Formation of Early Christian ISBN 978-0-271-08337-7 | $49 .95/£35 .95/€48 .95 sh Thought 224 pages | 17 b&w illus ./2 maps | 6 x 9 | March ISBN 978-0-271-08233-2 | cloth: $89 95/£63. 95/€86. 95. sh Religion Around Series Inventing Christianity Series Religion/History/Literature Religion/History

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PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRESS UNIVERSITY STATE PENN given in the Fair’s daily congresses . In particular, theories to which it gives rise . Drawing from she analyzes the ways in which these women the work of Giorgio Agamben, Roberto Esposito, shaped the discourse at the fair and modeled Jean-Luc Nancy, and Jacques Lacan—thinkers KRISTY MADDUX to the world practices of democratic citizenship, who, along with Martin Heidegger and Michel including deliberative democracy, racial uplift, GARNET C. BUTCHART Foucault, have critiqued the modern notion of a organizing, and economic participation . In doing rational subject—Butchart shows that the sub- so, Maddux shows how these pioneering women ject is shaped by language rather than preformed, Practicing Citizenship claimed sociopolitical ground despite remaining Embodiment, Relation, and that humans embody, and not just use, the Women’s Rhetoric at the 1893 disenfranchised . Community signs and contexts of interaction that form what Chicago World’s Fair This carefully researched study makes sig- A Continental Philosophy of he calls a “communication community ”. Kristy Maddux nificant contributions to the studies of rhetoric, Communication Accessibly written and engagingly researched, American women’s history, political history, and Embodiment, Relation, Community is relevant for Garnet C . Butchart “An outstanding book. Through her the history of the World’s Fair itself . Most impor- researchers and advanced students of com- thoroughly researched, engagingly written, tantly, it sheds new light on women’s activism “Garnet C. Butchart convincingly shows munication, cultural studies, translation, and and accessible scholarship Kristy Maddux in the late nineteenth century; even amidst the that we are always in communication and rhetorical studies, especially those who work suffrage movement, women innovated practices with a humanistic or interpretive paradigm . shows how the women who participated in that one of its primary operative functions the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in of citizenship beyond the ballot box . is immunization, a concept he borrows Garnet C. Butchart is Assistant Professor of Chicago projected onto the world stage the Kristy Maddux is Associate Professor of from Roberto Esposito. Communication, Communication and Rhetorical Studies at tensions and aspirations of their historical Communication at the University of Maryland . paradoxically, is what restricts and enables, Duquesne University . moment. She draws our attention to She is the author of the award-winning book what is both threat and defense, exposure rhetorical events of undeniable importance The Faithful Citizen: Popular Christian Media and and shoring up, as well as contamination 200 pages | 6 x 9 | January ISBN 978-0-271-08325-4 | cloth: $74 95/£53. 95/€72. 95. sh that continue to resonate for us, here, Gendered Civic Identities . and protection. An indispensable book for Communication Studies/Philosophy today.” those wanting to better understand the 280 pages | 6 x 9 | June —Robert Terrill, author of Double- contribution of contemporary Continental Consciousness and the Rhetoric of Barack Obama: ISBN 978-0-271-08350-6 | $99 .95/£70 .95/€96 .95 sh The Price and Promise of Citizenship Rhetoric and Democratic Deliberation Series philosophy to our understanding of the Rhetoric/Political Science/History communicative constitution of reality.” —François Cooren, author of Action and Agency in Dialogue: Passion, Incarnation, and Ventriloquism

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