The art of provocation. As pushed to crimes, drunk and justified debauchery in Britain
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In each era, provocateurs and scoundrels have always come across among rulers and ordinary people - those who violated the rules and showed people a bad example. And, according to the author, it is their behavior that gives the key to understanding how our society functions.
This book is a brilliant and fascinating study of the world of the Tudor and Stewarts era, in which you will find answers to the most unexpected questions:
How to choose the perfect insult to create problems for yourself and others?
Why can Shakespeare quote not only to be inappropriate, but also completely unacceptable?
How to push a person away from himself by simply showing him the wrong side of his hat?
What are the ways of bullying the preacher, soldier or just a neighbor will be the best?
plunge into the daring world of Britain of the Renaissance!
This book is a brilliant and fascinating study of the world of the Tudor and Stewarts era, in which you will find answers to the most unexpected questions:
How to choose the perfect insult to create problems for yourself and others?
Why can Shakespeare quote not only to be inappropriate, but also completely unacceptable?
How to push a person away from himself by simply showing him the wrong side of his hat?
What are the ways of bullying the preacher, soldier or just a neighbor will be the best?
plunge into the daring world of Britain of the Renaissance!
Author:
Author:Ruth Goodman
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Culture
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: travelers in Time
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-096595-3
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