Search Results for Roman de la Rose

...Alani Hicks-Bartlett Abstract This article studies the representation of the myth of Pygmalion in the Roman de la Rose , from the proleptic signaling of the myth in Guillaume de Lorris’s opening half of the work—through its counterpart in the tale of Narcissus, specifically—to Jean de Meun’s later...

... . “The Problem of Faux Semblant: Language, History and Truth in the Roman de la rose” . The New Medievalism . Ed. Brownlee Kevin Brownlee Marina Nichols Stephen . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 1991 . 253 – 71 . Print . Burns Jane E. “Which Queen? Guinevere's Transvestism...

... University Press, 1993 . de Meun, Jean, and Guillaume de Lorris. Le Roman de la Rose . Ed. Armand Strubel. Paris: Livre de Poche, 1992 . Millett, Bella, and Jocelyn Wogan-Browne, eds. Medieval English Prose for Women: Selections from the Katherine Group and “Ancrene Wisse.” Oxford: Clarendon Press...

...: The Roman de la Rose and the Poetics of Contingency . Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003 . Hurley, S.L. Justice, Luck, and Knowledge. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2003 . Jefferson, B.L. Chaucer and the “Consolation of Philosophy” of Boethius . Princeton: Princeton...

...). The article suggests that the latter could be a brutal parody of the former, which in turn parodies an earlier pastoral tradition. The analysis is contextualized by references to other key moments of the tradition (Boccaccio, Dante, Roman de la Rose), and it concludes by asking whether Dunbar knew Suero’s...

... concerning the Roman de la Rose stands as a prime example, gave rise to a new “rhetoric of the epistle” (p. 150). BOOK REVIEWS/181 “A Century’s Aged, Worn-out Children” summarizes what has gone before by identify- ing a series...

...-deprecating humor and suggestive double entendre spark literary creation; and the more serious network of literati that fostered correspon- dence and literary exchange with rivals and admired peers. Such exchanges, of which the famous querelle concerning the Roman de la Rose stands as a prime example, gave...

...-deprecating humor and suggestive double entendre spark literary creation; and the more serious network of literati that fostered correspon- dence and literary exchange with rivals and admired peers. Such exchanges, of which the famous querelle concerning the Roman de la Rose stands as a prime example, gave...

...-deprecating humor and suggestive double entendre spark literary creation; and the more serious network of literati that fostered correspon- dence and literary exchange with rivals and admired peers. Such exchanges, of which the famous querelle concerning the Roman de la Rose stands as a prime example, gave...

...-deprecating humor and suggestive double entendre spark literary creation; and the more serious network of literati that fostered correspon- dence and literary exchange with rivals and admired peers. Such exchanges, of which the famous querelle concerning the Roman de la Rose stands as a prime example, gave...

... of adversite Nor shall to that yowre myddil smal Be onys within myn armys brou[gh]t, Nor to my deth y nevir shal, Whatsoevir be seid or thought. The conventional obstacles to love, “jealousy” and “danger” (meaning, in the Roman de la Rose tradition, watchful gossips and/or the lady’s refusals...

... This conservative stance, Joaquín Roses ( 620, 627–28 ) notes, echoes Menéndez y Pelayo’s canonical attacks on Góngora’s poetic experiments. See Menéndez y Pelayo, Historia de las ideas estéticas en España ( 325–36 ) on the “vices” of culteranismo and conceptismo . 15 I have not been able to find...

... a rové faire/laissier la dei, si m’en dei taire” (Roman de Rou, lines 11423-24; “when the king asked me to put it aside, I must, so I must be silent But, as one who had written for and praised Eleanor, he may have been caught up and dismissed in the wake of the political and domestic trauma...

... Dostoievski à Kakfa,” Natalie Sarraute traces the genealogy of the nouveau roman as a history of gesture miming the uncanny game of blind man’s bluff that contemporary life has become: On connait cet univers où ne cesse de se jouer un jeu de colin-maillard sinistre, où l’on avance toujours dans la fausse...

..., Burkhart, ed. Zeichen in Umberto Ecos Roman ‘Der Name der Rose’. München: Carl Hanser Verlag, 1987. Print. UMBERTO ECO’S THE NAME OF THE ROSE / 437 Leiss, Elisabeth. Sprachphilosophie. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2009. Print. Mackey, Louis. “Der Name des...

..., treads on dangerous ground 6 Chaucer may also be working from Ranulf Higden’s Polychronicon, 3.158–61, which discusses Augustine’s commentary on the Lucretia in De civitate Dei 2.13 and offers a litany of crimes perpe- trated by the Roman kings. 7 Wallace argues that the Legend of Good Women...

.... Mystery of the Wax Museum . Dir. Michael Curtiz. With Lionell Atwill and Fay Wray. Warner Bros., 1933 . Noiray, Jacques. Le Romancier et la machine: l'image de la machine dans le roman français (1850-1900) . Vol. 2 . Paris: José Corti, 1982 . 2 vols. Offenbach, Jacques. Act I. Contes...

... . Toronto: Hunter Rose and Co.; London: Chapman and Hall Ltd., 1886 . Mann, Thomas. Der Tod in Venedig und andere Erzhählungen . Frankfurt am Main: Fischer Bücherei, 1954 . ____. Der Zauberberg: Roman . Frankfurt am Main: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1987 . Marlowe, Christopher. The Complete...

... and Postmodernism . Lincoln: U of Nebraska P, 1984 . Schulz-Buschhaus, Ulrich. Flaubert. Die Rhetorik des Schweigens und die Poetik des Zitats . Münster: Lit, 1995 . Selvin, Susan Cauley. “Spatial Form in Flaubert's Trois Contes.” Romanic Review 74 ( 1983 ): 202 -20. Stein, Gertrude...

..., 1981 . ____. Rigodon. Romans . Vol. 1 . Paris: Gallimard, 1981 . ____. Voyage au bout de la nuit. Romans . Vol. 1 . Paris: Gallimard, 1981 . Dauphin, Jean-Pierre and Pascal Fouché, ed. Céline et l'actualité, 1933-1961 . Paris: Gallimard, 1986 . Flaubert, Gustave. Correspondance...