Traduire le mot d’esprit
Pour une geographie du rire dans l'Europe de la Renaissance
edited by Nora Viet
Hardback (Published)
(May 2021)
ISBN: 9782406109396
Price: $109.00
On back order
This volume contains nineteen contributions that look at the circulation, transmission, and acculturation of facetious texts in Europe during the Renaissance. They present the outlines of a European geography of laughter and describe the genesis of a shared facetious heritage.
- Edited by Nora Viet
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La Representation de la sorciere et de la magicienne
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