Un territoire a geographie variable
La communication litteraire au temps de Charles VI
edited by Jean-Claude Muhlethaler and Delphine Burghgraeve
In the reign of Charles VI, writing was still handed over to copyists, but at the same time authors were aware of their responsibility as writers; hand-written texts by the author appeared, and also silent reading. The period presents itself to critical study as one of decisive changes and astonishingly topical issues.
- Edited by Delphine Burghgraeve
- Edited by Jean-Claude Muhlethaler
Review - French Depuis quelques annees, les concepts d'auteur, lecteur et ethos connaissent un regain d'interet. Les specialistes de differents domaines ont mis en lumiere la complexite des fonctions et enjeux qu'implique la mise en scene des acteurs de la communication litteraire a travers les ages. Entre une ecriture tributaire des copistes et la conscience de plus en plus affirmee de l'auteur, l'emergence de l'autographie et l'essor de la lecture individuelle, le regne de Charles VI (1380-1422) se presente comme un moment riche en mutations decisives, susceptibles d'etre analysees a l'aide des concepts critiques actuels. En dressant la cartographie des pratiques communicatives de l'epoque, cet ouvrage ouvre le debat entre medievistes et modernistes.
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