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La hierarchie et l’adaptation : comparaison entre Yvain et Ywain and GawainMcKie, Shannon A. 05 1900 (has links)
When comparing Ywain and Gawain with its source, Chretien de Troyes' Yvain. many
critics concentrate on the dramatic omissions and reductions made by the anonymous English
adapter. However, the more subtle differences between the two Arthurian romances also deserve
attention. Since the goal of medieval adapters of secular texts was to rethink and reinvent their
sources, these changes could reveal further aspects of the originality of Ywain and Gawain.
which is generally considered a sophisticated work in its own right.
With this study, I hope to demonstrate that some of the differences in the Middle English
adaptation may signify an effort on the part of the adapter to present his own vision of society
and hierarchy. While it is not possible to situate all the characters on a social scale, the probable
hierarchical relation between many of them can be established based on their lineage, tide or
social position. The present analysis examines modifications in the interaction between some of
these characters—due to the limits of this study, I treat only the cases where at least one female
character is concerned—and the role of hierarchical submission. I explore examples from two
perspectives: that of the characters of lower rank, whose subordination to social superiors is a
basic element of social order, and that of the characters of higher rank, whose standing implies
both their own authority and the submission of their inferiors.
I found that the English poet diminished or omitted many examples that do not respect
hierarchy in Yvain. creating the impression of a more hierarchical society in the adaptation.
That overall impression is not changed by the fact that the adapter also introduced or amplified
other exceptions to the hierarchy, for they are not of an extreme nature and occur only in a
limited context. In fact, these additions seem to follow a logical pattern as well, presenting the
image of a society in which rank and power are linked. Consequently, they too may be
interpreted as part of a coherently modified version of society and hierarchy created by the
author of Ywain and Gawain.
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The perilous bridge of medieval lore and literature /Lorrain, Andrée. January 1983 (has links)
No description available.
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"Matere" et "sen" dans le Perceval de Chrétier de Troyes.Bédard, Raymond. January 1970 (has links)
No description available.
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Maintaining the status quo : an examination of social relations at Medinet Habu during the reign of Ramesses XI as expressed in the late Ramesside lettersRidealgh, Kim January 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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La hierarchie et l’adaptation : comparaison entre Yvain et Ywain and GawainMcKie, Shannon A. 05 1900 (has links)
When comparing Ywain and Gawain with its source, Chretien de Troyes' Yvain. many
critics concentrate on the dramatic omissions and reductions made by the anonymous English
adapter. However, the more subtle differences between the two Arthurian romances also deserve
attention. Since the goal of medieval adapters of secular texts was to rethink and reinvent their
sources, these changes could reveal further aspects of the originality of Ywain and Gawain.
which is generally considered a sophisticated work in its own right.
With this study, I hope to demonstrate that some of the differences in the Middle English
adaptation may signify an effort on the part of the adapter to present his own vision of society
and hierarchy. While it is not possible to situate all the characters on a social scale, the probable
hierarchical relation between many of them can be established based on their lineage, tide or
social position. The present analysis examines modifications in the interaction between some of
these characters—due to the limits of this study, I treat only the cases where at least one female
character is concerned—and the role of hierarchical submission. I explore examples from two
perspectives: that of the characters of lower rank, whose subordination to social superiors is a
basic element of social order, and that of the characters of higher rank, whose standing implies
both their own authority and the submission of their inferiors.
I found that the English poet diminished or omitted many examples that do not respect
hierarchy in Yvain. creating the impression of a more hierarchical society in the adaptation.
That overall impression is not changed by the fact that the adapter also introduced or amplified
other exceptions to the hierarchy, for they are not of an extreme nature and occur only in a
limited context. In fact, these additions seem to follow a logical pattern as well, presenting the
image of a society in which rank and power are linked. Consequently, they too may be
interpreted as part of a coherently modified version of society and hierarchy created by the
author of Ywain and Gawain. / Arts, Faculty of / French, Hispanic, and Italian Studies, Department of / Graduate
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A critical study of Le jeu de Saint Nicolas of Jean BodelUnknown Date (has links)
by Wilma Waggoner Mayo / English, French and Old French text / The text of / Typescript / M.A. Florida State College for Women 1932 / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 153-155)
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Prostorový vývoj pražského levobřeží ve 12.-13. století / The spatial development of the left side of Prague in the 12th-13th centuries.Matiášek, Josef January 2015 (has links)
This paper follows up archaeological finds from left bank of Prague, which are dated to Romanesque period. The main topic are situations documented in Malá Strana and Hradčany, which are completed with informations from an area of whole left bank of todays city. Paper tries to follow up a spatial development and interactions between smaller parts of the agglomeration. Finally local development is compared with urban tendencies in Europe.
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12th International Fluid Power Conference (12. IFK): October 12-14, 2020 in DresdenTechnische Universität Dresden 22 June 2020 (has links)
The International Fluid Power Conference is one of the world's most significant scientific conferences on fluid power control technology and systems. It offers a common platform for the presentation and discussion of trends and innovations to manufacturers, users and scientists.
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On conferences in Barcelona and Belgrade (2013)Kononova, Olena 29 August 2017 (has links)
The 12th “European Culture” Conference, organised by the Charlemagne Institute for European Studies (part of the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC)), went off well in Barcelona on 24–26 October 2013 and was regarded as a success. This traditional authoritative forum covered a wide variety of topics on European identity, public space, economy and crisis, cultural and social aspects of European integration, cultural heritage, language and translation, literature, cinema art, city culture formation and many other relevant issues.
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The method of Muslim learning as illustrated in al-Zarnūjī's Taʻlīm al-Mutaʻallim Ṭarīq al-Taʻallum /Afandi, Mochtar January 1993 (has links)
No description available.
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