Approaches to medieval romance.
Series: Yale French studies ;; no. 51
Publisher: Yale French Studies
Published: 1974
Place of publication: [New Haven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 252
Subjects: French literature -- To 1500 -- History and criticism.; Civilization, Medieval, in literature.; Romances -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
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Table of contents: title: Jackson, W. T. H. The nature of romance.; title: Ollier, M.-L. The author in the text.; title: Batany, J. Home and Rome, a device in epic and romance.; title: Bloch, R. H. Tristan, the myth of the state and the language of the self.; title: Hanning, R. W. Engin in twelfth century romance.; title: Dembowski, P. Monologue, author's monologue and related problems in the romances of Chrétien de Troyes.; title: Gallais, P. Hexagonal and spiral structure in medieval narrative.; title: Haidu, P. Narrativity and language in some twelfth century romance.; title: Kelly, D. Matiere and genera dicendi in medieval romance.; title: Lacy, N. Spatial form in medieval romance.; title: Payen, J.-C. A semiological study of Guillaume de Lorris.; title: Zumthor, P. Narrative and anti-narrative.; title: Gumbrecht, H. U. Literary translation and its social conditioning in the Middle Ages.; title: Jordan, R. M. Chaucerian romance?; title: Calin, F. and Calin, W. Medieval fiction and new novel.