Based on what you’ve read, does it even make sense to speak of “the medieval body”? On the other hand, what do we lose by doing away with the concept altogether?

Talking points (choose one or your own theme/topic of discussion):
Based on what you’ve read, does it even make sense to speak of “the medieval body”? On the
other hand, what do we lose by doing away with the concept altogether?
Format: one paragraph (250-300 words)
Rubric for Grading
This assignment will not be graded primarily in terms of written presentation. I will be looking
for three things when I assign grades:
1- Following Instructions: Did you complete the assignment according to the instructions
above? (.5 points)
2- Clarity: Do you explain yourself in a way that is clear, concise, and well-organized? Though
this is an informal assignment, and you will not be graded on grammar and written presentation, your writing should be clear enough that someone who has never taken a course
in Religious Studies could read it and understand it (1 point).
3- Careful, Contemplative Reasoning: It should be evident that you have actually thought
carefully about the reading and/or talking point that you are responding to, and that you have
put some time and consideration into framing your ideas, based on the course material (1.5
point).
3 Article/topics have been provided in the uploaded files and links of other 4 are:
https://c18digiemp.pressbooks.com/chapter/john-cleland-fanny-hill-or-memoirs-of-a-woman-
of-pleasure/
https://www.museodelprado.es/en/the-collection/art-work/the-garden-of-earthly-delights-
triptych/02388242-6d6a-4e9e-a992-e1311eab3609

Rome: Sex & Freedom

https://www.anothermanmag.com/life-culture/10393/hieronymus-bosch-s-monsters-
explained

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