Search Results for Antoine de la Sale

... Condé 653, of Antoine de la Sale’s Le Paradis de la Reine Sibylle , a fifteenth-century account of travel to, and myths associated with, the Monte della Sibilla in the Apennine Mountains of Italy. From a Latourian perspective, Chantilly 653 attests to the agency of a mountainous landscape and the myths...

... the diverse author portraits that emerge-even among different manuscripts of the same author's works-based on compilers' paratextual framing of the texts, illustrations, and even mise-en-page. Sylvie Lefevre, in her chapter, "Lorsque l'auteur se relit? Antoine de la Sale et son Jean de Saintre" ("When...

... is Miranda Griffin’s “On the Trail of the Sibyl’s Mountain: Antoine de la Sale’s Le Paradis de la Reine Sibylle .” Her piece begins by citing Latour’s memorable analogy, early in the Inquiry , of a hike on Mont Aiguille, designed to show the important distinction between [REP] and [REF]. Griffin correctly...

... de la Sale’s Le Paradis de la Reine Sibylle ” follows in Latour’s footsteps when he represents his Inquiry as the navigation of difficult terrain. For Latour, a hike up Mont Aiguille, near Grenoble, illustrates the crossing between reference [REF]—as the representation of knowledge about...

... mask an individual’s true character (801–2). In the manner of François de Sales, to whom she later alludes, Gournay posits that true virtue is embodied in two principles: love of God and love of one’s neighbor, la charité . 19 This is what confessors need to emphasize, not minor moral concerns...

... The Trustees of Columbia University 226 BOOKS RECEIVED Kullmann, Dorothea, and Shaun Lalonde, eds. Reecritures: Regards nouveaux sur la reprise et Ie remaniement de textes, dans la litterature fran(-aise et au-dela, du Moyen Age a la Renaissance. Turnhout: Brepols, 2015. La Sale, Antoine de. Jean de Saintre...

... mercure ! » (p. 101), qu’il dit élégamment à Jeanne : « Ta chatte sent le linge sale de ma mère » (p. 103), qu’ il est un « olibrius toxicomane » (p. 123), le « premier punk sur terre ! » (p. 155), qu’il « n’est pas le dernier pour la déconne ! » (p. 172), un « monstre dandy » au bordel, « client vraiment...

... Guillaume extolls the wonders of his native Normandy, its moutons de prés salés , its fat steers sold in Paris, and its famous cheeses, Julien wonders which part of France is really the most fertile, since others laud Burgundy, the wheat fields of Toulouse, or the wines of Bordeaux (395–96). Guillaume...

... cette cuisine papale pourrie OU les « langues de rats salees » (Sat. 5, p. 99, v. 310) remotivent la designation traditionnelle de la farce, les fameuses « langues de bceufs salees », degradation qui en dit long sur la « nourriture » malsaine produite dans cette cuisine repoussante. Le sel ne sert plus...

... to Jacques-Mare-Antoine Mahuet de Lupcourt, whom he refers to previously as "chanoine" and "grand doyen de la Primatiale de Nancy" (95). I am not certain that he was actually count of Lupcourt in 1773; his elder brother Cesar had inherited the title when their father, Charles-Ignace, died around 1760...

... Behind the Screen." Sexuality and Gender in Early Modern Europe. Ed. James Grantham Turner. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1993.247-265. aTimmermans, Linda. L~Acces des femmes la culture (1598-1715): Un debat ad'idees de Saint Fran~ois de Sales la Marquise de Lambert. Paris: Champion, 1993. Trousson, Raymond...

... of Counter-­ Reformation and rhetorically asked w­ hether one can call pagan the Trent Council, Saint François de Sales, Bérulle, and the siècle de Louis XIV. If only all pagans w­ ere like them! he exclaimed (373 74). The l­ater downfall of France, he affirmed, was caused by Voltaire and Rousseau...

... this very well, as he himself had freely manipulated a number of Spanish picaresque fictions for sale in France. It is also very likely that he was aware of the European and colonial circulation of his own novels. AUTHORSHIP, PATERNITY, AND POSTERITY 355 of Monneville open-ended. He is last encountered...

... de la sale sur un haut dais de quatre degrez de gazons. Toutes ces tables servies par trouppes de diverses bergeres habillees de toille d'or et de satin, diversement selon les habits divers de toutes les provinces de France. aLesquelles bergeres, la descente des magnifiques batteaux (sur alesquels...

... figures pejoratifs : "une vieille saucisse", "un vieux crouton", "un sale batard" et "un vrai quignon". Chaque vers peut ainsi etre 30 JEAN-jACQUES THOMAS tire vers une narration amusante : "Tuer son voisin pour un vieux crouton" etc. Aucune possibilite de cela dans la reecriture de Ricardou, son texte...

..., à partir des matériaux rassemblés antérieurement (notamment parmi les écrits de François de Sales et Bérulle) mais aussi avec des matériaux neufs (ceux des dominicains Chardon et Piny). Parallèlement s engage une controverse très vive sur les Exercices ­spirituels d Ignace, la place de l ascèse et ce que...

..., Pierre Aubouin, 1697, p. 4. Fénelon cite François de Sales, Amour de Dieu , I. 2. C. 17. 99. Elle écrit à Saint-Preux : « j’eus assez de confiance en vous pour vous armer contre ma faiblesse; je vous crus digne de me sauver de moi-même » NH, p. 342. 100.  NH, p. 353. Julie est la...

... to make a profit from sales, as were printers, who frequently lacked financial backers. 13 Writers, who frequently financed their own publications, also wanted to protect their investment, and, in the interest of finding a typographer who would take care to print the edition well, sought to assure book...

... by a publisher relying on the name of Voltaire to make a quick sale. In the case of other recueils, like the Evangile de la raison, the Recueil necessaire, or Les Choses utiles et agreables, all published in the 1760s, Voltaire's own polemical works mingle confusingly with the polemical works of others, making...

... that inspires fascination in Troppmann. Louise Lazare is variously described as "un oiseau de malheur" (35), and "une fille bizarre" (35); she is "laide et visiblement sale" (38), "etrange, assez ridicule meme" (38). Troppmann has difficulty explaining why she interests him. She makes him uneasy, but exerts...