Fertility and poiesis in the 16th and 17th century

这本书涉及生育的隐喻，指的是受精和生产、生长和繁殖的有机生物现象。这些隐喻被用来将文化和文学的创造过程用语言表达出来，但它们也塑造了我们对思想、文本和话语产生的思考方式。该选集的贡献记录和解释了这种(亲)创作幻象在16世纪和17世纪文本中的叙事和诗意反映，从而以一种创新的方式为早期现代和巴洛克文学研究做出了贡献。

The book deals with metaphors of fertility that refer to the organic-biological phenomena of fertilization and production, growth and proliferation. These metaphors are used to put cultural and literary processes of creation into words, but they also shape the way we think about the production of thoughts, texts and discourses. The contributions of the anthology document and interpret narrative and poetic reflections of such phantasms of (pro-)creation in texts of the 16th and 17th centuries, thus contributing in an innovative way to early modern and baroque literary research.