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... Derek, preudomme, with typical largesse and vaillance, read the entire manuscript at a late s... more ... Derek, preudomme, with typical largesse and vaillance, read the entire manuscript at a late stage ... Enemy xvi MLR Modern Language Review NML New Medieval Literatures NRCF Nouveau Recueil complet des fabliaux, ed. Willem Noomen and Nico van den Boogaard, 10 vols ...
Miracles, Music, and Manuscripts, 2006
Brown/A Companion, 2007
Until the fall of Calais in early 1558, England was a European country. Indeed, as late as the 15... more Until the fall of Calais in early 1558, England was a European country. Indeed, as late as the 1530s, Henry VIII was styling himself 'King of France'. To speak of 'England and France' in this period is thus to imply a distinction that simplifies the intricately interwoven relationship between their peoples. This chapter takes as its theme the variety of images of France that were formed and projected within late medieval England. It explores the ways in which French culture and French writing permeated 'English' culture and 'English' writing, both as an image of cultural aspiration to the English and as a source of cultural resistance. It investigates some of the ways in which English writers seemed to perceive French culture as well as how they absorbed it and responded to it.
The Yearbook of Langland Studies, 2005
Huntington Library Quarterly, 1995
Page 1. Mise-en-page in the Troilus Manuscripts: Chaucer and French Manuscript Culture ARDIS BUTT... more Page 1. Mise-en-page in the Troilus Manuscripts: Chaucer and French Manuscript Culture ARDIS BUTTERFIELD T vhe scribes of the Troilus manuscripts stand implicitly accused of a trahi-son des clercs. Their view of the poem ...
Editing Medieval Texts from Britain in the Twenty-First Century, 2013
... Derek, preudomme, with typical largesse and vaillance, read the entire manuscript at a late s... more ... Derek, preudomme, with typical largesse and vaillance, read the entire manuscript at a late stage ... Enemy xvi MLR Modern Language Review NML New Medieval Literatures NRCF Nouveau Recueil complet des fabliaux, ed. Willem Noomen and Nico van den Boogaard, 10 vols ...
Miracles, Music, and Manuscripts, 2006
Brown/A Companion, 2007
Until the fall of Calais in early 1558, England was a European country. Indeed, as late as the 15... more Until the fall of Calais in early 1558, England was a European country. Indeed, as late as the 1530s, Henry VIII was styling himself 'King of France'. To speak of 'England and France' in this period is thus to imply a distinction that simplifies the intricately interwoven relationship between their peoples. This chapter takes as its theme the variety of images of France that were formed and projected within late medieval England. It explores the ways in which French culture and French writing permeated 'English' culture and 'English' writing, both as an image of cultural aspiration to the English and as a source of cultural resistance. It investigates some of the ways in which English writers seemed to perceive French culture as well as how they absorbed it and responded to it.
The Yearbook of Langland Studies, 2005
Huntington Library Quarterly, 1995
Page 1. Mise-en-page in the Troilus Manuscripts: Chaucer and French Manuscript Culture ARDIS BUTT... more Page 1. Mise-en-page in the Troilus Manuscripts: Chaucer and French Manuscript Culture ARDIS BUTTERFIELD T vhe scribes of the Troilus manuscripts stand implicitly accused of a trahi-son des clercs. Their view of the poem ...
Editing Medieval Texts from Britain in the Twenty-First Century, 2013