Courtly literature and vulgar language |
Charles Muscatine |
The interaction of courtly and popular elements in medieval Spanish literature |
Alan Deyermond |
Collaborative approaches to fantasy and reality in the literature of Champagne |
John F. Benton |
"[...] Sa place [...], son volume et [...] l'usage qui en es fait" : incantatory value of words in the Provençal trouvadours |
F.R.P. Akehurst |
Courtly literature and northwest England in the later middle ages |
Michael J. Bennett |
The tradition of the troubadour lyrics and the treatment of the love theme in Chrétien de Troyes's Erec et Enide |
Fanni Bogdanow |
Marie de France : a reassessment of her narrative technique in the Lais |
Constance Bullock-Davies |
The metamorphosis of Candace and the earliest English love epistle |
Martin Camargo |
Love, nature and law in the poetry of Gower and Chaucer |
Marie Collins |
Wishfulfilment : the social function and classification of old French romances |
Dafydd Evans |
Gontier de Soignies : trourvère archaïque ou archaïsme? |
Luciano Formisano |
Contrary forces and patterns of antagonism in Minnesang |
Peter Frenzel |
Alphose le savant, poète lyrique et mécène des troubadours |
Albert Gier |
L'élement féminin dans le Roman d'Alexandre : Olympias et Candace |
Martin Gosman |
The two gardens of The Franklin's tale |
Carol Falvo Heffeman |
The song of songs and courtly literature |
Tony Hunt |
"Heavens defend me from that Welsh fairy" (Merry wives of Windsor, v,5,85) : the metamorphosis of Morgain la Fee in the romances |
Margaret Jennings C.S.J. |
Women characters in the Histoire ancienne Genesi of Rogier, Chastelain de Lisle, from the text of Paris, BN fr. 20125 |
Mary Coker Joslin |
Amor es passio -- a definition of courtly love? |
Alfred Karnein |
Signature and art and the art of the signature |
Erik S. Kooper |
La structure du récit dans les Lais de Marie de France |
Lise Lawson |
Les masques du `je' amoureux chez Thibaut de Champagne |
Marie-Noöl Lefay-Toury |
Herrand von Wildonie : the political intentions of Der blôze keizer and Diu katze |
John Margetts |
The precocious courtesy of Geoffrey Gaimar |
Alan R. Press |
Littérature et société au XIVe siècle : le ménestrel Watriquet de Couvin |
Jacques Ribard |
Chaucer and the French war : Sir Thopas and Melibee |
V. John Scattergood |
Medieval and Renaissance in Catalan courtly literature |
Nathaniel B. Smith |
The figure of Amor in the old Provençal narrative allegories |
Robert Taylor |
Raum- und Zeitstuktur in Konrads Rolandslied und Woframs Willehalm, unter Berücksichtigung der gleichzeitgen Malerei |
Brigitte Uhde-Stahl |
Lalangue poétique de Raimbaul d'Orange : tradition et création |
Marc Vuijlsteke |
"Benois soit li ieus" : points taken and mistaken in and on the old French Vulgate Merlin |
Gregory J. Wilkin |
Christine de Pizan's Cent ballades d'amant et de dame : criticism of courtly love |
Charity Cannon Willard |
Courtly literature and vulgar language |
Charles Muscatine |
The interaction of courtly and popular elements in medieval Spanish literature |
Alan Deyermond |
Collaborative approaches to fantasy and reality in the literature of Champagne |
John F. Benton |
"[...] Sa place [...], son volume et [...] l'usage qui en es fait" : incantatory value of words in the Provençal trouvadours |
F.R.P. Akehurst |
Courtly literature and northwest England in the later middle ages |
Michael J. Bennett |
The tradition of the troubadour lyrics and the treatment of the love theme in Chrétien de Troyes's Erec et Enide |
Fanni Bogdanow |