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Part Three: Lyricism and the Book in the Fourteenth Century

Sylvia Huot

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CorpusThe poetry associated with the figure Rutebeuf must have enjoyed an immediate and fairly widespread popularity, for it is transmitted in 3. Ibid., pp.159-60.In the same passage Cerquiglini cites Zumthor's statement in Essai de poetique medievale, p. 41, that "oralite et ecriture s'opposent comme Ie continu au discontinu."

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CorpusThe poetry associated with the figure Rutebeuf must have enjoyed an immediate and fairly widespread popularity, for it is transmitted in 3. Ibid., pp.159-60.In the same passage Cerquiglini cites Zumthor's statement in Essai de poetique medievale, p. 41, that "oralite et ecriture s'opposent comme Ie continu au discontinu."

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CorpusThe poetry associated with the figure Rutebeuf must have enjoyed an immediate and fairly widespread popularity, for it is transmitted in 3. Ibid., pp.159-60.In the same passage Cerquiglini cites Zumthor's statement in Essai de poetique medievale, p. 41, that "oralite et ecriture s'opposent comme Ie continu au discontinu."

Key concepts: Lyricism, Art, History, Literature, Poetry

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