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ANGLO-NORMAN FABLIAUX AND CHAUCER'S MERCHANT'S TALE.
Medium Aevum; 9/22/2000; PEARCY, ROY J.; 16984 words
; ... distinguishes the Merchant's Tale from its companion fabliau-tales, and indeed from the fabliau corpus as a whole, since it is nowhere reflected ... author, the Lidia.(43) Common to both Chaucer's fabliau-tale and the Latin comedy is the part played ... magical element provides a further link with AN ...
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Subject to object: performance and observation in the fabliaux.
Symposium; 3/22/2002; Lacy, Norris J.; 3557 words
; ... by the emphasis that the majority of fabliaux place on physical action, whether it ... investigation into other significant elements of fabliau composition. (1) For example, few commentators ... implications of dramatized observers in the fabliaux. A number of fabliau authors populate ...
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Chaucerian Fabliaux, Cinematic Fabliau: Pier Paolo Pasolini's I racconti di Canterbury
Literature/Film Quarterly; 1/1/2004; Pugh, Tison; 3885 words
; ... as writer and director, privileges a world of fabliau over other medieval genres evident in Chaucer ... cinematic vision of a now extinct genre, the medieval fabliau. Through the lens of the fabliau, the faults of I racconti di Canterbury fade ...
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FROM FRENCH `FABLIAU MANUSCRIPTS' AND MS HARLEY 2253 TO THE DECAMERON AND THE CANTERBURY TALES.
Medium Aevum; 9/22/2000; REVARD, CARTER; 9905 words
; ... 4) Of the continental ones, two are `fabliau manuscripts' now in Paris, Bibliotheque ... didactic, political, and satiric lyrics; fabliaux; legends of saints; prayers and meditative ... 384.(8) It was while trying to see why fabliaux were included in both Digby 86 and MS ...
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Chaucer's Miller's Tale and Reeve's Tale, Boccaccio's Decameron, and the French fabliaux.(Critical Essay)
Italica; 9/22/2004; Heffernan, Carol Falvo; 6711 words
; ... comic tales to thirteenth-century French fabliaux has been closely studied by scholars ... the English poet's tales and the French fabliaux. Many of the French antecedents are judged ... article focuses on the first two English fabliaux told in Fragment I of the Canterbury ...
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Sex, lies, and Fabliaux: gender, scribal practice, and old/new philology in "Du Cheualier qui fist les cons parler."
The Romanic Review; 11/1/1994; Looze, Laurence de; 9836 words
; ... investigate a well-known, though understudied, fabliau, Du Cheualier qui fist les cons parler ... I shall argue that in the case of this fabliau the particular scribe's orthographical ... not only responds to the meaning of the fabliau but is (part of) that very meaning. Du ...
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The Gelded Lady, an Old French Fabliau: new views and a new translation.(Essays)
ANQ; 9/22/2004; Beidler, Peter G.; 3603 words
; ... one of the more sought-after Old French fabliaux. Few modern readers will fail to be both ... title of the anonymous thirteenth-century fabliau La Dame escoilliee is usually translated ... Who Was Castrated. Although like most fabliaux it has drawn little critical commentary ...
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Chevalerie et grivoiserie: fabliaux de chevalerie.(Book Review)
Medium Aevum; 9/22/2004; Burrows, Daron; 384 words
; Chevalerie et grivoiserie: fabliaux de chevalerie, ed. and trans. Jean-L ... number, presents five well-known fabliaux (Le Prestre et le chevalier, Berengier ... in the Nouveau Recueil complet des fabliaux, the critical editions differ from ...
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Le Jongleur par lui-meme: choix de dits et de fabliaux.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Medium Aevum; 9/22/2004; Burrows, Daron; 278 words
; ... Jongleur par lui-meme: choix de dits et de fabliaux, ed. and trans. Willem Noomen, Ktemata ... in the dits or as a protagonist in the fabliaux. A brief introduction adumbrates the ... annotated critical editions of the nine fabliaux are available at least in NRCF, the only ...
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Bodies that matter in the court of late medieval England and in Chaucer's 'Miller's Tale.'
The Romanic Review; 3/1/1995; Lomperis, Linda; 9876 words
; In the fabliau world of Chaucer's Miller's Tale, private ... churlish harlotrie. (13) Not only were fabliau narratives products of aristocratic literary ... the drama of the Flood into yet another fabliau play this time involving, as one might ...
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