THE JESTER. HISTORY OF THE FIGURE AND MOTIVE

Discover the fascinating history of the jester, a figure that has intrigued and inspired for centuries. From ancient Egypt to the present day, the jester has been a symbol of wisdom, irony and untamed freedom. This book is an extraordinary journey through the ages, showing the evolution of this unique figure.

• In-depth analysis of the jester figure throughout the centuries
• Insightful look at the role of the jester in culture and society
• Fascinating journey from ancient Egypt to the present day
• Rich source of knowledge about history, art and literature
• Inspiring read for history and culture lovers
• Hard cover ensuring durability for years

"The Jester. History of the Figure and Motive" is a work that takes the reader on an extraordinary journey through history, showing how the figure of the jester has changed over the centuries. From ancient Egypt, through Greece and Rome, to royal courts and folk games - the jester has always been present, playing the role of a wise fool who can tell the truth in a way that others are afraid to articulate.

The book analyzes how the image of the jester has evolved over the centuries, from simple village jesters to sophisticated court advisors. The author examines how the jester became a symbol of freedom, irony and rebellion against social conventions. He also looks at the role of the jester in literature, art and theater, showing how his character has inspired the greatest artists.

"The Jester. History of the Figure and Motive" is not only a historical work, but also a reflection on the role of humor and irony in society. The author shows how the jester, through his laughter and wit, can expose human weaknesses and absurdities of life. It is a book that encourages reflection and asking questions about the meaning of existence and the role we play in society.

Replika Publishing, known for its attention to the quality and reliability of publications, gives readers a work that will certainly satisfy the curiosity of both historians and culture lovers. The hardcover ensures the durability of the book, so it can be enjoyed by generations of readers. The 205x145 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and fits perfectly into any library.

Product specification:

Publisher: Replika

Year of publication: 2021

Cover: Hardcover

Number of pages: 432

Format: 205x145 mm