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Ovid's medieval metamorphosis: techniques of persuasion in Chretien de Troyes' Philomena.
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Philological Quarterly
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September 22, 2001| Author:
Casebier, Karen
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Medieval readings of Ovid often question our basic assumptions about the relationship between the text and its source. (1) Although reading medieval literature is always complicated by historical and temporal distance, medieval readings of Ovid often compound these contextual factors by deliberately introducing the factor of intertextuality. To further complicate matters, medieval revisions and commentaries of Ovid must also be read in the context of the medieval concept of inventi...
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