E-grāmata: Medieval French Interlocutions: Shifting Perspectives on a Language in Contact

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Introduction - Thomas O'Donnell, Jane Gilbert and Brian J. Reilly

1. Our Language and the Others: Old French Glosses in Berekhiah Ha-Naqdan's
Uncle and Nephew and Commentary on the Book of Job - Ruth Nisse
2. From Liutprand of Cremona to Robert de Clari: Wonder and the Translation
of Knowledge Before and After the Crusader Conquest of Constantinople -
Teresa Shawcross
3. Mixed Metaphors, Mixed Forms: Across Medieval Hebrew and French Prosimetra
- Isabelle Levy
4. Deeds and Dialogue from a French-Irish Medieval Cultural Sphere - Mįire Nķ
Mhaonaigh
5. The Presence of French in German Courtly Literature c.1200 - Mark Chinca
6. Marco Polo and the Multilingual Middle Ages - Sharon Kinoshita
7. Romancing Allegory: Theories of the Vernacular in Outremer - Uri Zvi
Shachar
8. 'Dize en la estoria francesca': The Circulation of Francophone Matter of
Antiquity in Medieval Castile (c.1200-1369) - Clara Pascual-Argente
9. Anxiety in the Contact Zone: The Debate of the Body and the Soul in
late-medieval French and Occitan poetry - Catherine Léglu
10. The Uses of French in Medieval Wales - Georgia Henley
11. In Between Dutch and French: Multilingual Literary Patronage of the
Flemish Nobility in the Fifteenth Century - Bart Besamusca and Lisa Demets
12. Sicilian Multilingualism and Cosmopolitan French - Karla Mallette

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THOMAS O'DONNELL is Associate Professor of English and Medieval Studies at Fordham University, New York, USA. JANE GILBERT is Professor of Medieval Literature and Critical Theory at University College London, UK. BRIAN J. REILLY is Associate Professor of French at Fordham University, New York, USA. BRIAN J. REILLY is Associate Professor of French at Fordham University, New York, USA. JANE GILBERT is Professor of Medieval Literature and Critical Theory at University College London, UK. THOMAS O'DONNELL is Associate Professor of English and Medieval Studies at Fordham University, New York, USA.