The Cambridge Companion to Medieval French Literature
Herausgeber: Gaunt, Simon; Kay, Sarah
The Cambridge Companion to Medieval French Literature
Herausgeber: Gaunt, Simon; Kay, Sarah
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Aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students, this is a wide-ranging overview of the rich tradition of medieval French literature.
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Aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students, this is a wide-ranging overview of the rich tradition of medieval French literature.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 441g
- ISBN-13: 9780521679756
- ISBN-10: 0521679753
- Artikelnr.: 23484065
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 441g
- ISBN-13: 9780521679756
- ISBN-10: 0521679753
- Artikelnr.: 23484065
Chronology
Introduction Simon Gaunt and Sarah Kay
Part I. What Is a Medieval French Text?: 1. The Chanson de Roland Jane Gilbert
2. The Old French Vulgate cycle Peggy McCracken
3. Le Roman de la rose Noah D. Guynn
4. The Testament of François Villon Adrian Armstrong
Part II. What Is a Medieval French Author?: 5. Chrétien de Troyes Matilda Bruckner
6. The Châtelain de Couci Simon Gaunt
7. Guillaume de Machaut Deborah McGrady
8. Christine de Pizan Marilynn Desmond
Part III. What Is the Value of Genre for Medieval French Literature?: 9. Narrative genres Keith Busby
10. Lyric poetry of the later Middle Ages Jane H. M. Taylor
11. Genre, parody and spectacle Sarah Kay
12. Theatre and theatricality Helen Solterer
Part IV. How Can We Read Medieval French Literature Historically?: 13. Feudalism and kingship James R. Simpson
14. Clerks and laity Emma Campbell
15. The marital and the sexual William Burgwinkle
16. Others and alterity Sylvia Huot
Appendix. Reference works for Old and Middle French
Bibliography of medieval French texts
Suggested further reading
Index.
Introduction Simon Gaunt and Sarah Kay
Part I. What Is a Medieval French Text?: 1. The Chanson de Roland Jane Gilbert
2. The Old French Vulgate cycle Peggy McCracken
3. Le Roman de la rose Noah D. Guynn
4. The Testament of François Villon Adrian Armstrong
Part II. What Is a Medieval French Author?: 5. Chrétien de Troyes Matilda Bruckner
6. The Châtelain de Couci Simon Gaunt
7. Guillaume de Machaut Deborah McGrady
8. Christine de Pizan Marilynn Desmond
Part III. What Is the Value of Genre for Medieval French Literature?: 9. Narrative genres Keith Busby
10. Lyric poetry of the later Middle Ages Jane H. M. Taylor
11. Genre, parody and spectacle Sarah Kay
12. Theatre and theatricality Helen Solterer
Part IV. How Can We Read Medieval French Literature Historically?: 13. Feudalism and kingship James R. Simpson
14. Clerks and laity Emma Campbell
15. The marital and the sexual William Burgwinkle
16. Others and alterity Sylvia Huot
Appendix. Reference works for Old and Middle French
Bibliography of medieval French texts
Suggested further reading
Index.
Chronology
Introduction Simon Gaunt and Sarah Kay
Part I. What Is a Medieval French Text?: 1. The Chanson de Roland Jane Gilbert
2. The Old French Vulgate cycle Peggy McCracken
3. Le Roman de la rose Noah D. Guynn
4. The Testament of François Villon Adrian Armstrong
Part II. What Is a Medieval French Author?: 5. Chrétien de Troyes Matilda Bruckner
6. The Châtelain de Couci Simon Gaunt
7. Guillaume de Machaut Deborah McGrady
8. Christine de Pizan Marilynn Desmond
Part III. What Is the Value of Genre for Medieval French Literature?: 9. Narrative genres Keith Busby
10. Lyric poetry of the later Middle Ages Jane H. M. Taylor
11. Genre, parody and spectacle Sarah Kay
12. Theatre and theatricality Helen Solterer
Part IV. How Can We Read Medieval French Literature Historically?: 13. Feudalism and kingship James R. Simpson
14. Clerks and laity Emma Campbell
15. The marital and the sexual William Burgwinkle
16. Others and alterity Sylvia Huot
Appendix. Reference works for Old and Middle French
Bibliography of medieval French texts
Suggested further reading
Index.
Introduction Simon Gaunt and Sarah Kay
Part I. What Is a Medieval French Text?: 1. The Chanson de Roland Jane Gilbert
2. The Old French Vulgate cycle Peggy McCracken
3. Le Roman de la rose Noah D. Guynn
4. The Testament of François Villon Adrian Armstrong
Part II. What Is a Medieval French Author?: 5. Chrétien de Troyes Matilda Bruckner
6. The Châtelain de Couci Simon Gaunt
7. Guillaume de Machaut Deborah McGrady
8. Christine de Pizan Marilynn Desmond
Part III. What Is the Value of Genre for Medieval French Literature?: 9. Narrative genres Keith Busby
10. Lyric poetry of the later Middle Ages Jane H. M. Taylor
11. Genre, parody and spectacle Sarah Kay
12. Theatre and theatricality Helen Solterer
Part IV. How Can We Read Medieval French Literature Historically?: 13. Feudalism and kingship James R. Simpson
14. Clerks and laity Emma Campbell
15. The marital and the sexual William Burgwinkle
16. Others and alterity Sylvia Huot
Appendix. Reference works for Old and Middle French
Bibliography of medieval French texts
Suggested further reading
Index.