Études anglaises - N°3/2013

Résumé

Introduction. The innocence of medieval objects?, Florence BourgneARTICLESStephanie A. Viereck Gibbs KAMATH : A cruel spoon in context: cutlery and conviviality in late medieval literatureEmily STEINER : Piers Plowman and institutional poetrySarah NOVAK : Braying peasants and the poet as prophet: Gower and the people in the Vox clamantisFlorence BOURGNE : Calling a spade a spade: allegorical tools in the Pilgrimage of the Lyfe of the Manhode and Chaundler's Liber apologeticusDirk SCHULTZE : Wisdom in the margins: text and paratext in The Seven Points of True Love and Everlasting WisdomStephen MORRISON : Mouvance, or the fortunes of a late fifteenth-century sermon cycleSteven ROZENSKI : The Chastising of God's Children from manuscript to printKevin J. HARTY : Malory and the cowardly Cornish knights--The strangest races [that] dwell next doorJérôme HANKINS : Staging Everyman. A Dance of Life, or of the use of medieval drama to re-energize our contemporary stageBibliography