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      Space and PlaceIdentityContemporary Italian PoetryAntonella Anedda
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      Maurice BlanchotLetteratura italiana moderna e contemporaneaVitaliano Trevisansparizione
This article deals with the evolution of punctuation in printed books throughout the sixteenth century. It is based on a corpus of successive editions of five texts (unrhymed chivalric stories and mystery plays). The study shows that... more
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      HistoryLiterary studies
This article deals with discourse markers in various types of literature originating from the 14th and 15th century. It is based on a historical-pragmatic perspective, focusing on speech-like texts and seeking to determine their degrees... more
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This article deals with represented oral speech in French trial accounts in the 14th and 15th centuries. Trial accounts are speech-like texts because they are transcriptions of a witness’ testimony. However, linguists who are interested... more
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      Renaissance StudiesSyntaxPrinting HistoryHistory of French language
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      Manuscripts and Early Printed BooksBibliographyDiachronic linguisticsPhilological Methods
This article sheds light on the linguistic modifications found in nine successive sixteenth-century editions from Paris and Lyon of the anonymous prose version of La Belle Hélène de Constantinople. Particular focus will be placed on... more
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      PhilologyLinguisticsPrinting HistoryDiachronic Syntax
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Depuis l’invention de la photographie, la reproduction cinématographique, ainsi que tout ce qui a été touché par le progrès technologique, la littérature a dû revoir ses propositions et sa définition en général. Dans son essaie... more
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      PhotographyLiteratureDocumentary CinemaModernism
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      Renaissance HumanismAristotle's CommentatorsAristotle's Poetics
It is well known that tragedy ends badly - to the point where it is the term "tragic" which defines every baleful and bloody occurrence. The unhappy ending, however, has not always been an essential element of the genre. It is only since... more
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      Lope de VegaAristotle's PoeticsGiovan Battista Giraldi CinzioPierre Corneille
The Novella X.8 of Boccaccio's Decameron is the subject of Italian, French and Spanish tragicomedies. It induces on stage an implicit theorization of dramatic pleasure.
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      DramaTragicomedyThe Novella
It is generally assumed that the tragedy ends sadly. However, this is not what appeared in Aristotle's Poetics and in ancient tragedies...
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      PoeticsEarly Modern DramaAncient Greek Tragedy and its ReceptionPoetics of Tragedy and Early Modern Theater
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      Renaissance dramaVerisimilitude
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      Spanish Literature of the Golden AgeTragedia italianaSpanish Golden Age Drama
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      HoraceRenaissance PoeticsThe Reception of Horace in the French RenaissanceHorace's Ars Poetica
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      SemiramisHeroes and heroines in literatureDe Mulieribus Claris
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      MetaphorsTragedyTragic Literature and Theory