El Hombre Gris (L'homme Gris)

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Desde su misma aparición el libro de Henry Kamen se convirtió en la obra de referencia indiscutida sobre la historia de la Inquisición española. La demanda del público llevó a que se hicieran de él nuevas ediciones actualizadas, hasta que ha llegado el momento de ofrecernos, como el propio Kamen nos dice, “un trabajo substancialmente renovado”, en el que no sólo incorpora los resultados de las investigaciones realizadas en los últimos años, sino que trata de situar la Inquisición “dentro de la amplia perspectiva de lo que otras entidades –la Iglesia, el estado y la sociedad ...

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Part I. Public balls -- Staging the nue woman : the 1893 Bal des Quat'z-Arts -- Policing public nudity : "the revolution of Sarah Brown"--Part II. Music halls -- Performing nude : erotic dancers and the female body as spectacle -- Mobilizing against immorality : René Bérenger and France's moral leagues -- Debating Anastasie : theatrical censorship's road to repeal -- Censoring "artistic nudity" : Phryné before her judges -- The nue woman as the new woman -- Epilogue