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10 | Intro

DISCIPLINA I

12–38 | Elena Lichmanova
The Polyphony of Medieval Laughter

39–59 | Felipe E. Rojas
‘The Devil Made Me Do It’: The Dark Side of the Carnivalesque in ‘Sendebar’ (1253)

60–91 | Albrecht Classen
Laughter in Early Medieval Literature: ‘Beowulf’ and the Dramas by Hrotsvit of Gandersheim. The Human Dimension Behind the Heroic Struggle and Christian Martyrdom

92–116 | Roberto Suazo Gómez
Bride swap: The Medieval Afterlife of Anna Perenna’s Bed Trick in the Pseudo-Ovidian ‘De vetula’ and Boccaccio’s Novella VIII. 4

117–146 | Juliana Dresvina
Medieval Memes, Misericords, and Margery Kempe

147–190 | Mikhail Maizuls
Laughter as an Instrument of Violence in the Visual Imagery of the Passions of Christ (14–16 cc.)

DISCIPLINA II

192–212 | Juan Sota
Both Whiter and Brighter than Crystal and Snow. The Color Symbolism of the White Knights in the ‘Cantigas de Santa Maria’

CRITICA
214–219 | Anton Kotov
Review on: Skinner Q. The Foundations of Modern Political Thought (in 2 vols). Moscow: Izdatelskij dom ‘Delo’ RANEPA, 2018. 568 p.

220–228 | Sergey Polekhov
Review on: Pettegree A. The invention of news. How the world came to know about itself / transl. A. Gromchenko and E. Ivanova. Moscow: AST, 2021. 496 p. (History and Science of Runet. Suffering Middle Ages)