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Gender Ambivalence and The Expression of Passions in the Performances of Early Roman Cantatas by Castrati and Female Singers
Christine Jeanneret
Department of Arts and Cultural Studies
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Passion
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Cantata
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Discourse
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Scientific Theory
25%
Male body
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Solo
25%
extravagance
25%
lovers
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Cruelty
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Beloved
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Tropes
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Humor
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Eloquence
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Poetics
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Medical theory
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Female body
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17th Century
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Poem
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Keyphrases
Cantata
100%
Castrato
100%
Eroticism
33%
Medical Theory
33%
Male Gaze
33%
Beloved
33%
Solo Songs
33%
Cruelty
33%