OEuvres completes (Tome I)
by Francois Rabelais and scientific editor Pierre Jourda, edited by Pierre Jourda
Bringing together Pantagruel, Gargantua, and the Tiers Livre, this volume accomplishes, while also parodying, the medieval tradition of the “roman de chevalerie,” which was the backdrop to the optimistic eulogy of nascent Humanism. It was the product of a rich culture, and the story also echoes the great philosophical, educational, and religious issues of the time.
- By (author) Pierre Jourda
- By (author) Francois Rabelais
- Edited by Pierre Jourda
Other Titles in this Series
Sciences de l’homme et politique
Les fondations philanthropiques americaines en France au XXe siecle
Volume 629, 3
Le Cheval volant en bois
Edition des deux mises en prose du Cleomades d'apres le manuscrit Paris, BnF fr. 12561 et l'imprime de Guillaume Leroy (Lyon, ca. 1480)
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