Titlebook: Emotions and Gender in Byzantine Culture; Stavroula Constantinou,Mati Meyer Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019

Dawdle

Pathology of Pigmented Skin Lesionsh Nicholas constructs the emotional life of Constantine in relation to gender is also explored. Tougher demonstrates that emotion is a valuable avenue both for analysing the construction of the gender identity of eunuchs and for opening up questions about the reality of the lives they lived in Byzantium.

GNAT

Immunology of Organ Transplantationessed in the face of imminent death. Just like their male counterparts, female martyrs kept a placid and serene emotional façade. Cantone contends that this specific dramatic staging in the manuscript was especially designed to engage its readership emotionally by re-enacting the virgin martyrs’ dramatic moments.

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Pierre Russo MD,Eduardo D. Ruchelli MDticularly in Byzantine studies, this introductory chapter grounds the conceptual strands and methodologies informing the volume and addresses its rationale, as well as the main lines of its structure. Finally, it outlines the principal problematics, themes, and materials that inform each of the volume’s chapters.

FISC

Tumors of the Peripheral Nervous System, and, on the other, gender-specific. Andreou dwells on the emotional manifestations of these characters and argues that through specific emotional performances, they transgress their gender. She also demonstrates how the protagonists’ emotions are the driving force that unravels the texts’ plots and constructs saintly identity.

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Epidemiology of Sinonasal Cancer empress consort Theodora (527–548). Reflections on how their anger—justifiable or not—was constructed and perceived, the stories of these imperial women best demonstrate the two contradictory elements that confronted Byzantine society: their status as women and their position as rulers.

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