10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JEAN DE MEUNG»
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Jean de Meung in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Manuscripts of the Translation of Boethius' Consolatio ...
This is a new release of the original 1940 edition.
2
The Concept of Woman: The Early Humanist Reformation, ...
The Medieval Debate on Jean de Meung's "Roman de la Rose": Morality Versus
Art (Lewiston. N.Y: Edwin Mellen Press. 1991), pp. vii-viii. 21. Charles Dunn,
Introduction, in Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun, The Romance of the
Rose, ...
3
English Writers Vol. II Part I
poem, as he himself says, at the age of fivo and twenty, probably between the
years 1200 and 1230.1 If, therefore, it was interrupted by his death, the trouvere
died young. It was forty years after his death that Jean de Meung began the ...
4
English Writers ...: With an Introductory Sketch of the Four ...
It was forty years after his death that Jean de Meung began the continuation,
which was written probably about the year 1270, and could not have been written
later than the year 1282. Jean de Meung says in his Testament, that it was a work
...
It was forty years after his death that Jean de Meung began the continuation,
which was written probably about the year 1270, and could not have been written
later than the year 1282. Jean de Meung says in his Testament, that it was a work
...
6
Five Hundred Years of Chaucer Criticism and Allusion, 1357-1900
[Thévet's life of Jean de Meung is reprinted from his Pourtraits et vies des
Hommes Illustres, 1584.] Plusieurs ont voulu imiter ce Romans [sic] de la Rose, «
k entre autres Geofroy Chaucer Anglois, qui en a composé un qu'il intitule The
Rornant ...
Caroline Frances Eleanor Spurgeon, 1960
7
Jean Gerson: Principles of Church Reform
The controversy over the Roman de la Rose centered around Jean de Meung's
portion of the work with its attacks on woman and marriage and its glorification of
nature as the primary norm of morality. In 1399, Christine de Pisan publically ...
8
Christine
de Pizan's "Livre D'epitre D'Othea a Hector" at ...
Christine's commitment to her arguments against Jean de Meung's verbal abuse
of women has been the subject of much scholarly writing, and she has been
hailed as the first feminist as a result of the battle she waged. Less attention has ...
Martha Breckenridge, 2008
9
Nature and Love in the Late Middle Ages
In the very years of bishop Tempier's condemnation of Capel- lanus (1277), the
process of dissolution of courtly love was carried much further by Jean de Meung
in his continuation of the Roman de la Rose (ca. 1275-ca. 1280), the most ...
Jean de Meung contrasts the unhappy Narcissus depicted by William of Lorris (
who wrote the first part of the Roman de la Rose;Jean de Meung wrote the
second section), blinded by his passion, with the Narcissus who masters the
optical ...
Sabine Melchoir-Bonnet, 2014
