This two-volume edition brings together 83 leading scholars to offer the first full-scale literary history of Europe. Spanning the period 1348-1418, the volumes demonstrate in unprecedented detail what the free movement of European literature achieved through its variety, local peculiarity, and regenerative power.
This two-volume edition brings together 83 leading scholars to offer the first full-scale literary history of Europe. Spanning the period 1348-1418, the volumes demonstrate in unprecedented detail what the free movement of European literature achieved through its variety, local peculiarity, and regenerative power.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Wallace, who studied at York (BA), Perugia, and Cambridge (Ph.D.), has been Judith Rodin Professor of English at the University of Pennsylvania since 1996, with visiting positions at Jerusalem, London, Leipzig, Melbourne, and Princeton. He has travelled and lectured widely across Europe, and also north America, Australia, and Japan, and has made a series of radio documentaries for the BBC. He is the author or editor of ten books, including Premodern Places and The Cambridge History of Medieval English Literature.
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Volume I I: Paris to Béarn Paris Chaalis Valenciennes (Hainault) Reims Lusignan Dijon, Burgundy Savoy and the Marquisate of Saluces Toulouse Béarn II: Calais to London Calais Canterbury Oxford Berkeley Castle Chester and Cheshire York and Yorkshire Lichfield Leicester Lynn, Walsingham, Norwich London, Southwark, Westminster III: St Andrews to Finistère St Andrews and Aberdeen Kirkwall, Orkney Iceland Dublin Lough Derg Lecan and Ballymote Ceredigion: Strata Florida and Llanbadarn Fawr Glasney College, Penryn, Cornwall Finistère IV: Basel to Danzig Basel Strasbourg Cologne Brussels Bruges The Hague Deventer and Zwolle Lübeck Vadstena Turku Danzig V: Avignon to Naples Avignon Lombardy: Milan and Pavia Florence Siena Rome Naples Volume II VI: Palermo to Tunis Palermo Ciutat de Mallorca The Crown of Aragon Castile Santiago de Compostella Lisbon Canaries (Fortunate Islands) Fes Seville and Córdoba Granada Tunis VII: Cairo to Constantinople Alexandria and Cairo Jerusalem Damascus Sis. The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia Cyprus Rhodes Athens, Thebes, and Mystra Thessalonica Bursa Constantinople VIII: Mount Athos to Muscovy Mount Athos Trnovo Ruthenia (Lithuania-Rus) Novgorod Muscovy and Northeastern Rus IX: Venice to Prague Venice Zadar Dubrovnik (Ragusa) Buda, Pest, Óbuda; and Visegrád Cracow Nuremberg Würzburg Salzburg Vienna Prague X: Nations of Europe, 1414-1418 Constance
Volume I I: Paris to Béarn Paris Chaalis Valenciennes (Hainault) Reims Lusignan Dijon, Burgundy Savoy and the Marquisate of Saluces Toulouse Béarn II: Calais to London Calais Canterbury Oxford Berkeley Castle Chester and Cheshire York and Yorkshire Lichfield Leicester Lynn, Walsingham, Norwich London, Southwark, Westminster III: St Andrews to Finistère St Andrews and Aberdeen Kirkwall, Orkney Iceland Dublin Lough Derg Lecan and Ballymote Ceredigion: Strata Florida and Llanbadarn Fawr Glasney College, Penryn, Cornwall Finistère IV: Basel to Danzig Basel Strasbourg Cologne Brussels Bruges The Hague Deventer and Zwolle Lübeck Vadstena Turku Danzig V: Avignon to Naples Avignon Lombardy: Milan and Pavia Florence Siena Rome Naples Volume II VI: Palermo to Tunis Palermo Ciutat de Mallorca The Crown of Aragon Castile Santiago de Compostella Lisbon Canaries (Fortunate Islands) Fes Seville and Córdoba Granada Tunis VII: Cairo to Constantinople Alexandria and Cairo Jerusalem Damascus Sis. The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia Cyprus Rhodes Athens, Thebes, and Mystra Thessalonica Bursa Constantinople VIII: Mount Athos to Muscovy Mount Athos Trnovo Ruthenia (Lithuania-Rus) Novgorod Muscovy and Northeastern Rus IX: Venice to Prague Venice Zadar Dubrovnik (Ragusa) Buda, Pest, Óbuda; and Visegrád Cracow Nuremberg Würzburg Salzburg Vienna Prague X: Nations of Europe, 1414-1418 Constance
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