СМЕХ НАД ЛЕГКОВЕРИЕМ И ПРЕДРАССУДКАМИ В "ДЛИННОМ ВОСЕМНАДЦАТОМ СТОЛЕТИИ"
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восемнадцатый век, юмор, сатира, пародия, научная революция, великие географические открытия, десакрализация мираАннотация
Раннее Новое время было периодом кардинальных перемен в культуре и мировоззрении европейцев. Оно стало временем разоблачения тех основ картины мира, которые ранее определяли самосознание и поведение на протяжении примерно двух тысяч лет. Разоблачение старых истин выражалось в срывании масок, высмеивании и пародировании массовых заблуждений, иллюзий и суеверий. Развитие наук и географические открытия перевернули все устоявшиеся классификации, и религиозные доктрины стали одним из главных объектов безжалостной сатиры. Этот смех был инструментом создания новых идентичностей европейцев. Автор основывается на многочисленных источниках юмора и сатиры, в основном на британском материале.Скачивания
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