Devianza sessuale e imperativi genealogiciFinucci, Valeria (Avtor) chastityvirginitybody malformationvalid marriageAcquapendentesexualityThe paper examines the case of Margherita Farnese, whose marriage to Duke Vincenzo Gonzaga in 1581 had to be annulled because of a problematic sexual anatomy. As the the body of a rich, young and appropriately chaste princess suddenly started to be perceived as deviant so doctors from various courts converged to Mantua and Parma to give their opinion on what makes a female body typical. In working through the problematics of normal/subversive, I will discuss the medical discovery (actually, recovery) in the Renaissance of specific information about constitutive parts of the female sexual apparatus, the Church's take on what makes a marriage valid; the politicians' need to guarantee an ordered successionč and the cultural hysteria coming from an inconvenient 'hyster'Zgodovinsko društvo za Južno Primorsko20072015-07-10 18:27:57Delo ni kategorizirano5212ISSN: 1318-0185UDK: 177-055.2:347.627(450)"654"OceCobissID: 34491648COBISS.SI-ID: 1407955sl