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Sacred and Profane Bodies in European History: From Louis XIV to Vladimir Lenin

Explore the intertwining narratives of sacred and profane bodies in European history, from the grandiose reign of Louis XIV of France to the controversial figures like Mussolini and Lenin. This journey delves into the detaching bodies during the guillotine era, the romantic bodies of poets like Henrik Wergeland, and touring bodies of Jeremy Bentham. Witness the surviving and absent bodies that shape our understanding of the past, including Hitler's Bunker and the New Jewish Cemetery in Prague.

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Sacred and Profane Bodies in European History: From Louis XIV to Vladimir Lenin

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  1. Europe and the Body

  2. Sacred BodiesLouis XIV of France

  3. Secular BodiesFrederick the Great of Prussia

  4. Detaching Bodies The Guillotine

  5. Romantic Bodies

  6. Henrik Wergeland (Norway) Elias Lonnroth (Finland) France Preseren (Slovenia) Jonas Hallgrimsson (Iceland) Karel Macha (Bohemia) Sandor Petofi (Hungary) in Buffalo Taras Shevchenko (Ukraine) In Cleveland

  7. Touring BodiesJeremy Bentham

  8. Surviving Bodies

  9. Absent Bodies New Jewish Cemetery (Prague)

  10. Absent BodiesHitler’s Bunker

  11. Sacred BodiesBenito Mussolini’s HQ

  12. Profane BodiesBenito Mussolini

  13. Sacred and Profane Bodies Vladimir Lenin

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