Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volumen12Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association., 1991 |
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... simply as a lover in thrall to Cupid ; when her story was allegorized or moralized , it was usually seen as dramatizing the choice between chaste or Venerean love , between love of God and allegiance to Satan . Arnulf of Orleans and ...
... simply as a lover in thrall to Cupid ; when her story was allegorized or moralized , it was usually seen as dramatizing the choice between chaste or Venerean love , between love of God and allegiance to Satan . Arnulf of Orleans and ...
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... simply through the study of philosophy . Dino Cervigni persuasively interprets Dante's loss of consciousness at the end of Inferno 3 in terms of a Dantean rhetoric of silence in " L'Acheronte dantesco : Morte del Pellegrino e della ...
... simply through the study of philosophy . Dino Cervigni persuasively interprets Dante's loss of consciousness at the end of Inferno 3 in terms of a Dantean rhetoric of silence in " L'Acheronte dantesco : Morte del Pellegrino e della ...
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... simply use medieval history as a setting - as an object of representation destined solely to enhance the historical novel aspect of the work - she draws attention to the fact that medieval history provides Eco with an opportunity to ...
... simply use medieval history as a setting - as an object of representation destined solely to enhance the historical novel aspect of the work - she draws attention to the fact that medieval history provides Eco with an opportunity to ...
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Hagiographical Parody in the Ysengrimus | 1 |
Mythological Lovers in Chaucers Troilus and Criseyde | 13 |
GENERAL | 22 |
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