Barbarolexis: Medieval Writing and Sexua
โ Alexandre Leupin, Kate M. Cooper
๐ Library
๐
1989
๐ Harvard University Press
๐ English
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Barbarolexis: Medieval Writing and Sexuality
โ Scribed by Alexandre Leupin; Kate M. Cooper
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- 1989
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โฆ Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter One. Absolute Reflexivity: Geoffrey of Vinsaufโs Poetria nova
Chapter Two. Naming God: La vie de Saint Alexis
Chapter Three. The Hermaphrodite: Alan of Lilleโs De planctu Naturae
Chapter Four. The Impasse of the Fabliaux
Chapter Five. Devouring the Signified: Gautier le Leuโs Du C.
Chapter Six. Composing the Feminine: Richard de Fournivalโs Bestiaires d'amours
Chapter Seven Pathelinโs Gap(e)
Chapter Eight Barbarism My Style: Michel de Montaigne
Notes. Index
Notes
Index
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