Le Dit du berceau au tombeau
edited by Isabelle Delage-Beland and Anne Salamon
What is a “dit,” literary form in French, whose life spans from the thirteenth to the fifteenth century? This volume takes a diachronic look at the manifestations of “dit” through the centuries, rethinking the boundaries often drawn between the central and late Middle Ages.
- Edited by Isabelle Delage-Beland
- Edited by Anne Salamon
Other Titles in this Series
Representations et voix de femmes
Lyrique de croisade et litterature narrative (XIIe-XVe siecle)
Volume 575, 53
Ascese et ascetisme de l’Antiquite tardive a la Renaissance
Traditions et remises en cause
Volume 507, 14
Elites chretiennes et formes du pouvoir en Mediterranee centrale et orientale
(XIIIe-XVe siecle)
Volume 318
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