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<p>In the early seventeenth century, Spanish rulers were confronted by an avalanche of political satires. <em>Beware the Poetry</em> shows how these poetic libels helped articulate an early form of the public sphere, profoundly transforming political culture.</p> <p>Exploring a rich trove of mostly anonymous satirical works, together with newsletters, sermons, and plays, Javier Castro-Ibaseta reconstructs the experiences of Madrilenians during the reigns of Philip III and Philip IV. Castro-Ibaseta proposes an original theory of political publics that corrects approaches that assume early modern Spain’s public sphere mirrored the politics of England or France. Instead, he shows that in Spain publicness was distinct because the satiresーabout the king’s favorite, and even about the king himselfーwere consumed for pleasure and entertainment. They did not create political communities or stir rebellious movements. Read diachronically, the long, continuous, evolving collection of satires revea...楽天市場のショップで商品詳細の続きを見る