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"This book establishes a fresh and expansive view of the grotesque in Western art and culture, from 1500 to the present day. Following the non-linear evolution of the grotesque, Frances S. Connelly analyzes key works, situating them within their immediate social and cultural contexts, as well as their place in the historical tradition. By taking a long historical view, the book reveals the grotesque to be a complex and continuous tradition comprised of several distinct strands: the ornamental, the carnivalesque and caricatural, the traumatic, and the profound. The book articulates a model for understanding the grotesque as a rupture of cultural boundaries that compromises and contradicts accepted realities. Connelly demonstrates that the grotesque is more than a style, genre, or subject; it is a cultural phenomenon engaging the central concerns of the humanistic debate today. Hybrid, ambivalent, and changeful, the grotesque is a shaping force in the modern era"--

Iconography --- History of civilization --- grotesques --- Grotesque --- Grotesque in art --- 7.04 --- 930.85 --- Aesthetics --- Arabesques --- Burlesque (Literature) --- Caricature --- Comedy --- Satire --- 7.04 Iconografie. Iconologie. Onderwerpen van kunstzinnige uitbeelding --- Iconografie. Iconologie. Onderwerpen van kunstzinnige uitbeelding --- 930.85 Cultuurgeschiedenis. Kultuurgeschiedenis --- Cultuurgeschiedenis. Kultuurgeschiedenis --- westerse visie

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82-7 --- 82-7 Humor. Satire --- Humor. Satire --- Crashaw, Richard --- Magritte, René --- Baudelaire, Charles --- Groteske (Kunst) --- Groteske (Literatur) --- Literatur. --- Kunst. --- <> Groteske. --- Grotesque in literature. --- Grotesque. --- Das Groteske --- Baudelaire, Charles. --- Crashaw, Richard. --- Magritte, René. --- Crashaw, Richard, --- Magritte, René, --- Groteske (Kunst). --- Groteske (Literatur). --- Grotesque --- Grotesque in literature --- Aesthetics --- Arabesques --- Burlesque (Literature) --- Caricature --- Comedy --- Satire --- Baudelaire, Charles, --- Magritte, René, --- Magritte, --- Magritt, Rene, --- Crashaw, --- Baudelaire-Dufaÿs, Charles Pierre, --- Bodler, Sharlʹ, --- Бодлер, Шарль, --- Būdlīr, --- Baudelaire, Charles Pierre, --- Baudelaire, Pierre Charles, --- Dufaÿs, Charles Pierre Baudelaire-, --- Bodler, Shara, --- Bodler, Şarl, --- Śārla Bodaleẏāra, --- Bodaleẏāra, Śārla, --- Bōntlair, K., --- Bodlir, Sharl, --- Bodler, Sh. --- Bōdorēru, Sharuru, --- Μπωντλαίρ, Σαρλ, --- באדלער, טש --- בודליר, שארל, --- בודליר, שר̀ל --- בודלר, שארל, --- בודלר, שרל, --- بودلير, شارل, --- ボードレールシャルル, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Iconography --- Baudelaire, Charles Pierre --- Magritte, René François Ghislain --- Magritte, René --- Magritte --- 82-7 Prose satire. Humour, epigram, parody etc. --- Prose satire. Humour, epigram, parody etc. --- Baudelaire, Ch. --- Baudelaire-Dufaÿs, Charles Pierre --- Bodler --- Bodler, Sharlʹ --- Бодлер, Шарль --- Būdlīr --- Baudelaire, Pierre Charles --- Dufaÿs, Charles Pierre Baudelaire --- -Bodler, Shara --- Bodler, Şarl --- Śārla Bodaleẏāra --- Bodaleẏāra, Śārla --- Bōntlair, K. --- Bodlir, Sharl --- Bōdorēru, Sharuru --- C. B., --- B., C., --- בודליר, שרל