In this Book

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Ulrich von Hutten (1488-1523), Renaissance-Reformation publisher and ardent champion of German nationalism, has previously been characterized as a bitter and vehement political satirist. From this concise, critical survey of his comic writing a more balanced, congenial image of Hutten emerges.

Table of Contents

Cover

Half-Title Page

pp. i

Series Page

pp. ii

Title Page

pp. iii

Copyright

pp. iv-vi

Preface

pp. vii-viii

Contents

pp. ix

I. Introduction

pp. 1-5

II. The Epistolae Obscurorum Virorum

pp. 6-21

III. Hutten’s Use and Appreciation of Jocularity

pp. 22-31

IV. Hutten’s Ironic Satire

pp. 32-43

V. Hutten’s Use of Caricature

pp. 44-73

VI. Conclusion

pp. 74-75

Appendix: The Preface to Hutten’s Edition of De Donatione Constantini

pp. 76-82

Notes

pp. 83-95

Bibliography

pp. 96-98

Index

pp. 99-104
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