Parodies courtoises, parodies de la courtoisie
edited by Margarida Madureira, Carlos Clamote Carreto and Ana Paiva Morais
Between comic subversion, ironic inversion, intertextual slippage, and satire, parody designates the pharmakon that is the courtly culture in which all norms engender counter-norms, all authorial affirmations lead to the misappropriation of sources, and all models produce paradoxical rewritings.
Between comic subversion, ironic inversion, intertextual slippage, and satire, parody designates the pharmakon that is the courtly culture in which all norms engender counter-norms, all authorial affirmations lead to the misappropriation of sources, and all models produce paradoxical rewritings.
- Edited by Carlos Clamote Carreto
- Edited by Margarida Madureira
- Edited by Ana Paiva Morais
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