Shaping identity in medieval French literature : the other within / edited by Adrian P. Tudor and Kristin L. Burr.

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9780813057194
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840.9/001 23

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PQ155.I35 S53 2019eb

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Contents:

Introduction / Adrian P. Tudor and Kristin L. Burr -- The medieval moi multiple: names, surnames, and personifications / Douglas Kelly -- "Je veuil ung livre encommencier": the othernesses of Othon de Grandson's "Je" / Jane H.M. Taylor -- Huon de Bordeaux: the cultural dream as palimpsest / William Burgwinkle -- Roland's confession and the rhetorical construction of the other within / Mary Jane Schneck -- Ringing true: shifting identity in Le Roman de la Violette / Kristin L. Burr -- Inside out and outside in: (re- )reading the other in the cycle de Guillaume / Sara I. James -- Ami et Amile and Jean-Luc Nancy: friendship vs. community? / Jane Gilbert -- The devil inside: Merlin and the dark side of romance / Francis Gingras -- Melly and Merlin: locating little voices in Paris BnF fr. 24432 / James R. Simpson -- Sex, the church, and the medieval reader: shaping salvation in the Vie des P¿res / Adrian P. Tudor.

Summary: This collection of essays argues that literary identity can be created and re-created, adopted, refused, imposed, and self-imposed, and that one may exist within a group while remaining foreign to it. Contributors examine this theme through a wide range of lenses--from marginal characters to gender to questions of voice and naming--in works that span genres and historical periods.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This collection of essays argues that literary identity can be created and re-created, adopted, refused, imposed, and self-imposed, and that one may exist within a group while remaining foreign to it. Contributors examine this theme through a wide range of lenses--from marginal characters to gender to questions of voice and naming--in works that span genres and historical periods.

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