Le Roman humaniste
Un genre novateur francais (1532-1564)
by Pascale Mounier
France is not absent from the European landscape of the novel in the sixteenth century. Francois Rabelais, Helisenne de Crenne, Guillaume des Autels, and Barthelemy Aneau created a type of fiction without national or foreign precedent by imbuing it with the modes of writing and thought that came from humanism.
- By (author) Pascale Mounier
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