Medieval Grammar and Rhetoric: Language Arts and Literary Theory, AD 300-1475 demonstrates comprehensively the role of the medieval arts of language in the history of literary theory. This book brings together essential sources in the disciplines of grammar and rhetoric, materials that were instrumental for understanding literary form and composing in prose or verse. Grammar and rhetoric, the language sciences, were the basis of any education from antiquity through the Middle Ages, no matter what future career a student was going to pursue. Because literature itself was a key subject matter of…mehr
Medieval Grammar and Rhetoric: Language Arts and Literary Theory, AD 300-1475 demonstrates comprehensively the role of the medieval arts of language in the history of literary theory. This book brings together essential sources in the disciplines of grammar and rhetoric, materials that were instrumental for understanding literary form and composing in prose or verse. Grammar and rhetoric, the language sciences, were the basis of any education from antiquity through the Middle Ages, no matter what future career a student was going to pursue. Because literature itself was a key subject matter of grammatical teaching, and because rhetorical teaching focused on literary form, these were the disciplines that prepared students to interpret all kinds of texts. These arts constituted the abiding theoretical toolbox for anyone engaged in a life of letters.
Rita Copeland is Professor of Classical Studies and English, and Chair of Comparative Literature at the University of Pennsylvania. Her field is medieval studies, and she has written extensively on the histories of rhetoric, literary theory, translation, allegory, pedagogy, and intellectuals. Ineke Sluiter is Professor of Greek at Leiden University. Her field is ancient and medieval ideas on language and their socio-cultural contexts. She has published extensively on ancient grammar, rhetoric, philosophy of language, pedagogy and theories of interpretation.
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* List of Abbreviations * General Introduction * Part 1 Arts of Language AD ca. 300-ca. 950 * Introduction * Terentianus Maurus De litteris and De syllabis ca. 300 * Aelius Donatus Ars minor Ars maior Life of Virgil ca. 300 * Marius Victorinus Commentary on the De inventione before 355 * Servius Commentary on the Aeneid ca. 400-420 * Tiberius Claudius Donatus Interpretationes Vergilianae ca. 400 * Martianus Capella De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii ca. 420-490 * Priscian Institutiones grammaticae and Institutio De Nomine Pronomine Verbo ca. 520 * Boethius De topicis differentiis book 4 ca. 523 * Cassiodorus Expositio Psalmorum ca. 540 and Institutiones ca. 562 * Isidore of Seville Etymologiae ca. 625 * Virgilius Maro Grammaticus Epistolae and Epitomae ca. 650 * Bede De arte metrica and De schematibus et tropis ca. 710 * Alcuin Ars grammatica and Disputatio de rhetorica et de virtutibus ca. 790-800 * Glosses on Priscian by Remigius and his Followers (ninth and tenth centuries) * Part 2 Dossiers on the Ablative Absolute and Etymology * Introduction * The Ablative Absolute Dossier * Etymology Dossier * Part 3 Sciences and Curricula of Language in the Twelfth Century * Introduction * Commentaries on Priscian ca. 1080 to ca. 1150: Glosulae Notae dunelmenses William of Conches * Rupert of Deutz De sancta trinitate et operibuseius 1112-16: Grammar and Rhetoric * Thierry of Chartres Commentaries on the De inventione and Ad Herennium ca. 1130-1140 * Thierry of Chartres Prologue to the Heptateuchon;Prologues to Donatus ca. 1140. * Petrus Helias Summa super Priscianum ca.1140-50 * Dominicus Gundissalinus De divisione philosophiae ca. 1150-60 * John of Salisbury Metalogicon 1159 * Grammatical Commentaries from "School " of Ralph of Beauvais ca. 1165-75Alan of Lille Anticlaudianus ca. 1182 * Alexander Neckam A List of Textbooks (from Sacerdos ad altare) ca. 1210 * Section 4 Pedagogies of Grammar and Rhetoric ca. 1150-1280 * Introduction * Prologues to Twelfth-Century School Commentaries on Horace's Ars poetica ca. 1150 * Matthew of Vendôme Ars versificatoria ca. 1175 * Alexander of Villa Dei Doctrinale 1199 * Eberhard of Béthune Graecismus 1212 * Geoffrey of Vinsauf Poetria nova ca. 1208-1213 * Gervase of Melkley Ars versificaria ca. 1215-1216 * Thomas of Chobham Summa de arte praedicandi ca.1220 * John of Garland Parisiana poetria ca. 1231-1235Hugh of Trimberg Registrum multorum auctorum 1280 * Tria Sunt (after 1256 before 1400) Part 5 Professional Civic and Scholastic Approaches to the Language Arts ca.1225- ca.1272 * IntroductionGuido Faba Preface to the Rota nova ca. 1225 * Henri d'Andeli Bataille des sept arts ca. 1230 * Commentary on the Barbarismus (attributed to Robert Kilwardby) ca. 1250 * Hermannus Alemannus Al-Farabi's Didascalia on Aristotle's Rhetoric 1256 * Brunetto Latini Rettorica ca. 1260Vincent of Beauvais Speculum doctrinale ca. 1260 * Thomas Aquinas Preface to his Expositio of Aristotle's Posterior Analytics 1270 * Giles of Rome commentary on Aristotle's Rhetoric ca. 1272 * Part 6 Receptions of the Traditions: The Language Arts and Poetics in the Later Middle Ages ca. 1369-ca. 1475 * Introduction * Nicolaus Dybinus Declaracio oracionis de beata Dorothea ca. 1369 * John Gower Confessio amantis 1386-90General Prologue of the Wycliffite Bible ca. 1395-9 * John Lydgate Fall of Princes 1431-9 * A Middle English Treatise on the Seven Liberal Arts ca. 1475 * Select Bibliographies * Primary Sources * Secondary Sources * Index of Latin termsIndex of ancient and medieval names * General Index
* List of Abbreviations * General Introduction * Part 1 Arts of Language AD ca. 300-ca. 950 * Introduction * Terentianus Maurus De litteris and De syllabis ca. 300 * Aelius Donatus Ars minor Ars maior Life of Virgil ca. 300 * Marius Victorinus Commentary on the De inventione before 355 * Servius Commentary on the Aeneid ca. 400-420 * Tiberius Claudius Donatus Interpretationes Vergilianae ca. 400 * Martianus Capella De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii ca. 420-490 * Priscian Institutiones grammaticae and Institutio De Nomine Pronomine Verbo ca. 520 * Boethius De topicis differentiis book 4 ca. 523 * Cassiodorus Expositio Psalmorum ca. 540 and Institutiones ca. 562 * Isidore of Seville Etymologiae ca. 625 * Virgilius Maro Grammaticus Epistolae and Epitomae ca. 650 * Bede De arte metrica and De schematibus et tropis ca. 710 * Alcuin Ars grammatica and Disputatio de rhetorica et de virtutibus ca. 790-800 * Glosses on Priscian by Remigius and his Followers (ninth and tenth centuries) * Part 2 Dossiers on the Ablative Absolute and Etymology * Introduction * The Ablative Absolute Dossier * Etymology Dossier * Part 3 Sciences and Curricula of Language in the Twelfth Century * Introduction * Commentaries on Priscian ca. 1080 to ca. 1150: Glosulae Notae dunelmenses William of Conches * Rupert of Deutz De sancta trinitate et operibuseius 1112-16: Grammar and Rhetoric * Thierry of Chartres Commentaries on the De inventione and Ad Herennium ca. 1130-1140 * Thierry of Chartres Prologue to the Heptateuchon;Prologues to Donatus ca. 1140. * Petrus Helias Summa super Priscianum ca.1140-50 * Dominicus Gundissalinus De divisione philosophiae ca. 1150-60 * John of Salisbury Metalogicon 1159 * Grammatical Commentaries from "School " of Ralph of Beauvais ca. 1165-75Alan of Lille Anticlaudianus ca. 1182 * Alexander Neckam A List of Textbooks (from Sacerdos ad altare) ca. 1210 * Section 4 Pedagogies of Grammar and Rhetoric ca. 1150-1280 * Introduction * Prologues to Twelfth-Century School Commentaries on Horace's Ars poetica ca. 1150 * Matthew of Vendôme Ars versificatoria ca. 1175 * Alexander of Villa Dei Doctrinale 1199 * Eberhard of Béthune Graecismus 1212 * Geoffrey of Vinsauf Poetria nova ca. 1208-1213 * Gervase of Melkley Ars versificaria ca. 1215-1216 * Thomas of Chobham Summa de arte praedicandi ca.1220 * John of Garland Parisiana poetria ca. 1231-1235Hugh of Trimberg Registrum multorum auctorum 1280 * Tria Sunt (after 1256 before 1400) Part 5 Professional Civic and Scholastic Approaches to the Language Arts ca.1225- ca.1272 * IntroductionGuido Faba Preface to the Rota nova ca. 1225 * Henri d'Andeli Bataille des sept arts ca. 1230 * Commentary on the Barbarismus (attributed to Robert Kilwardby) ca. 1250 * Hermannus Alemannus Al-Farabi's Didascalia on Aristotle's Rhetoric 1256 * Brunetto Latini Rettorica ca. 1260Vincent of Beauvais Speculum doctrinale ca. 1260 * Thomas Aquinas Preface to his Expositio of Aristotle's Posterior Analytics 1270 * Giles of Rome commentary on Aristotle's Rhetoric ca. 1272 * Part 6 Receptions of the Traditions: The Language Arts and Poetics in the Later Middle Ages ca. 1369-ca. 1475 * Introduction * Nicolaus Dybinus Declaracio oracionis de beata Dorothea ca. 1369 * John Gower Confessio amantis 1386-90General Prologue of the Wycliffite Bible ca. 1395-9 * John Lydgate Fall of Princes 1431-9 * A Middle English Treatise on the Seven Liberal Arts ca. 1475 * Select Bibliographies * Primary Sources * Secondary Sources * Index of Latin termsIndex of ancient and medieval names * General Index
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