Голое Средневековье.

Dzhek Khartnell - angliĭskiĭ istorik iskusstv, pisatelʹ, issleduet vizualʹnui͡u kulʹturu i istorii͡u medit͡siny. V ėtoĭ knige on rasskazyvaet o zhizni i smerti v Srednie veka dli͡a samogo shirokogo chitateli͡a.Poni͡atie telesnosti v Srednie veka - predmet udivitelʹnyĭ i vo mnogom dli͡a nas neobychnyĭ. Chto li͡udi dumali o zhizni i smerti svoeĭ obolochki - i kak oni ee izobrazhali? Otvet na ėtot netrivialʹnyĭ vopros zhdet vas na stranit͡sakh ėtoĭ glubokoĭ i uvlekatelʹnoĭ knigi, bogato i i͡arko illi͡ustrirovannoĭ."Goloe Srednevekovʹe" daet chitateli͡u unikalʹnui͡u vozmozhnostʹ proniknutʹ v mysli li͡udeĭ, zhivshikh neskolʹko stoletiĭ nazad, i vzgli͡anutʹ na chelovecheskoe telo ikh glazami.Dli͡a kogo dannai͡a kniga:• Dli͡a tekh, kto interesuetsi͡a zhiznʹi͡u nashikh predkov;• Dli͡a tekh, kto interesuetsi͡a istorieĭ telesnosti;• Dli͡a tekh, kto khochet uznatʹ o tom, kak predstavli͡ali krasotu v Srednie veka;Kniga bogato illi͡ustrirovana, otlichno podoĭdet v kachestve podarka i ukrasit li͡ubui͡u knizhnui͡u polku.Novorozhdënnye, omyvaemye, odevaemye, li͡ubimye, postradavshie ot nozha ili ti͡azhëlogo udara, vskrytye, zakhoronennye, dazhe voskreshënnye, srednevekovye tela - ėto kli͡uch k ponimanii͡u samoĭ sushchnosti povsednevnoĭ zhizni v proshlom. Kniga "Goloe Srednevekovʹe" pomozhet ozhivitʹ ikh takimi, kakimi ikh myslili sami li͡udi toĭ ėpokhi.Golova, organy chuvstv, kozha, kosti, serdt͡se, krovʹ, ruki, zhivot, genitalii i, nakonet͡s, nogi - voploshchai͡a v tekste kazhdyĭ iz ėtikh anatomicheskikh obʺektov po ocheredi, avtor vystraivaet t͡selostnui͡u kartinu srednevekovogo tela, a ne prosto summiruet ego chasti. Pri ėtom kniga okhvatyvaet togdashnee otnoshenie k zhizni i smerti, boli i krasote. Ėto telo v shirochaĭshee smysle slova, otpravnai͡a tochka dli͡a issledovanii͡a vsekh aspektov srednevekovoĭ zhizni.

Jack Hartnell is an English art historian, writer, explores visual culture and the history of medicine. In this book, he tells about life and death in the Middle Ages for the widest reader.The concept of physicality in the Middle Ages is an amazing subject and in many ways unusual for us. What did people think about the life and death of their shell — and how did they portray it? The answer to this non-trivial question is waiting for you on the pages of this deep and fascinating book, richly and vividly illustrated."The Naked Middle Ages" gives the reader a unique opportunity to get into the thoughts of people who lived several centuries ago and look at the human body through their eyes.Who is this book for:• For those who are interested in the life of our ancestors;• For those who are interested in the history of physicality;• For those who want to learn about how beauty was represented in the Middle Ages; The book is richly illustrated, perfect as a gift and will decorate any bookshelf.Newborns, washed, dressed, loved ones, victims of a knife or a heavy blow, dissected, buried, even resurrected, medieval bodies are the key to understanding the very essence of everyday life in the past. The book "The Naked Middle Ages" will help to revive them as the people of that era themselves thought of them.The head, sensory organs, skin, bones, heart, blood, arms, abdomen, genitals and, finally, legs – embodying each of these anatomical objects in turn in the text, the author builds a holistic picture of the medieval body, and not just summarizes its parts. At the same time, the book covers the then attitude to life and death, pain and beauty. This is the body in the broadest sense of the word, the starting point for the study of all aspects of medieval life.