Memoires crepusculaires de la fin du XVIe siecle
by Gilbert Schrenck and edited by Elisabeth Schneikert and Helene Diebold
This collection brings together studies dedicated to Pierre de L’Estoile, Agrippa d’Aubigne, and other contemporary memorialists. While their works bear witness to history, these studies show how they shift to writing that takes liberties.
- By (author) Gilbert Schrenck
- Edited by Helene Diebold
- Edited by Elisabeth Schneikert
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Fictions narratives en prose de l’age baroque
Repertoire analytique. Premiere partie (1585-1610)
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