Specialists in other languages offer perspectives on the widespread use of French in a range of contexts, from German courtly narratives to biblical exegesis in Hebrew.
Specialists in other languages offer perspectives on the widespread use of French in a range of contexts, from German courtly narratives to biblical exegesis in Hebrew.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of Illustrations Contributors Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction - Thomas O'Donnell, Jane Gilbert and Brian J. Reilly 1. Our Language and the Others: Old French Glosses in Berekhiah Ha-Naqdan's Uncle and Nephew and Commentary on the Book of Job - Ruth Nisse 2. From Liutprand of Cremona to Robert de Clari: Wonder and the Translation of Knowledge Before and After the Crusader Conquest of Constantinople - Teresa Shawcross 3. Mixed Metaphors, Mixed Forms: Across Medieval Hebrew and French Prosimetra - Isabelle Levy 4. Deeds and Dialogue from a French-Irish Medieval Cultural Sphere - Máire Ní Mhaonaigh 5. The Presence of French in German Courtly Literature c.1200 - Mark Chinca 6. Marco Polo and the Multilingual Middle Ages - Sharon Kinoshita 7. Romancing Allegory: Theories of the Vernacular in Outremer - Uri Zvi Shachar 8. 'Dize en la estoria francesca': The Circulation of Francophone Matter of Antiquity in Medieval Castile (c.1200-1369) - Clara Pascual-Argente 9. Anxiety in the Contact Zone: The Debate of the Body and the Soul in late-medieval French and Occitan poetry - Catherine Léglu 10. The Uses of French in Medieval Wales - Georgia Henley 11. In Between Dutch and French: Multilingual Literary Patronage of the Flemish Nobility in the Fifteenth Century - Bart Besamusca and Lisa Demets 12. Sicilian Multilingualism and Cosmopolitan French - Karla Mallette Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Contributors Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction - Thomas O'Donnell, Jane Gilbert and Brian J. Reilly 1. Our Language and the Others: Old French Glosses in Berekhiah Ha-Naqdan's Uncle and Nephew and Commentary on the Book of Job - Ruth Nisse 2. From Liutprand of Cremona to Robert de Clari: Wonder and the Translation of Knowledge Before and After the Crusader Conquest of Constantinople - Teresa Shawcross 3. Mixed Metaphors, Mixed Forms: Across Medieval Hebrew and French Prosimetra - Isabelle Levy 4. Deeds and Dialogue from a French-Irish Medieval Cultural Sphere - Máire Ní Mhaonaigh 5. The Presence of French in German Courtly Literature c.1200 - Mark Chinca 6. Marco Polo and the Multilingual Middle Ages - Sharon Kinoshita 7. Romancing Allegory: Theories of the Vernacular in Outremer - Uri Zvi Shachar 8. 'Dize en la estoria francesca': The Circulation of Francophone Matter of Antiquity in Medieval Castile (c.1200-1369) - Clara Pascual-Argente 9. Anxiety in the Contact Zone: The Debate of the Body and the Soul in late-medieval French and Occitan poetry - Catherine Léglu 10. The Uses of French in Medieval Wales - Georgia Henley 11. In Between Dutch and French: Multilingual Literary Patronage of the Flemish Nobility in the Fifteenth Century - Bart Besamusca and Lisa Demets 12. Sicilian Multilingualism and Cosmopolitan French - Karla Mallette Bibliography Index
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