【Product Overview】 What is the body? From the 16th-century Reformation to the wars and gender issues of the 20th century— This is a grand historical work in three volumes that meticulously traces the changes in humanity's view of the body, from the intersection of painting, thought, science, and society. ・A perspective that runs through medicine, art, religion, sex, war, and gender, with the body as the main axis. ・An academic and visually excellent composition (many illustrations). ・Co-edited by European humanities scholars. ・Visualizes the ideological transition from the medieval body to the "body as self-determination." 【Volume Composition】 ■ Volume 1: Late Middle Ages to 18th Century (Supervised by J. Le Goff et al.) 　Body and soul, religion, royal authority, the stirrings of modernity ■ Volume 2: 19th Century French Revolution to World War I 　Politics and the body, gender, imperialism, psychiatry ■ Volume 3: 20th Century War, the Body, Representation 　The body as image, commodification, the age of art and destruction 【Bibliographic Information】 ・Title: The History of the Body I-III ・Supervision: A. Corbin / J. Le Goff / G. Vigarello ・Publisher: Fujiwara Shoten ・Price: 20,400 yen per volume ・Condition: With obi, complete set, in excellent condition (no yellowing or writing) 【Recommended for】 ・Researchers and university students of gender history, body studies, and cultural anthropology ・Readers interested in feminism, body representation, philosophy, and art history ・Those interested in the context of "Michel Foucault" and "Representation Culture Studies" ・Those who want to understand thought, philosophy, and history from the perspective of the "body" ・Those seeking artistic illustrations and a weighty editorial style that will look good in their study 【Related Tags】 #HistoryOfTheBody #GenderHistory #RepresentationCultureStudies #FujiwaraShoten #JLeGoff #Corbin #Vigarello #CulturalHistory #BodyStudies #PhilosophyAndTheBody #ArtAndThought