Ballad Iconography
Ballad Iconography is a scholarly construct that systematically examines the visual motifs, emblematic symbols, and illustrative conventions depicted in broadside ballads to interpret their cultural, narrative, and ideological significances within early modern print traditions.
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The Whole music of passion: new essays on Swinburne
Choice Reviews Online · 1993 · 88 citations
“Imperfectly Civilized”: Ballads, Nations, and Histories of Form
Meredith Martin · ELH · 2015 · 64 citations
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