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A crowd of 500 parents, teachers and supporters cheered as the decathletes answered five questions each about Thomas Cromwell, Machiavelli, Henry VIII and other figures of the European Renaissance. Welch on the early Christian text the Acts of Thecla, one by Winfriend Schleiner on European Renaissance literature, one by Sophie Volpp on late imperial Chinese theatre - and of examples of cross-dressing and ritualized gender crossing in specific cultures, including twentieth-century Hungarian (Laszlo Kurti), Soviet and post-Soviet Siberian (Marjorie Mandelstam Balzer), early Christian (Karen Jo Torjesen), and ancient Sumerian (Judith Ochshorn). This period of architectural history is set within the general culture of the European Renaissance and the arguments for a distinct Scottish contribution are made with conviction. |
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