La littérature française pour le XXIe siècle: «Encor est vive la souris»
Keywords:
medieval French literature, literary history, tics, translationAbstract
Research on medieval literature has been conditioned by the use of new technologies, especially since the sixties. When comparing the diversity of perspectives from which philology and literary history have been dealt with throughout the twentieth century, a profound lack of balance is spotted between these two disciplines. Notwithstanding this, today the situation seems to have followed the opposite direction, and this accounts for the rediscovery of great poets, of a part of the dramatic and narrative production as well as of the translation activity carried out in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. The author calls for a global knowledge of that which is medieval, asking for an approach to medieval texts which departs from the notion of indisciplinariety. New technologies reveal themselves as invaluable tools in this process.
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