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... represented world events , as in the jeu de prime representing the struggle for Italy in Saint - Gelais ' poem . Ball games also fulfilled these functions , as well as dice in the " three comrades ” poem of Des Périèrs . In his ...
... represented world events , as in the jeu de prime representing the struggle for Italy in Saint - Gelais ' poem . Ball games also fulfilled these functions , as well as dice in the " three comrades ” poem of Des Périèrs . In his ...
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... represented heaven or paradise.11 Beneath the platform representing the earth there was a large opening , indicating hell , covered by a broad curtain decorated with a huge mask of the devil ( Harlequin ) . When the curtain was pulled ...
... represented heaven or paradise.11 Beneath the platform representing the earth there was a large opening , indicating hell , covered by a broad curtain decorated with a huge mask of the devil ( Harlequin ) . When the curtain was pulled ...
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... represented from the official , Christian point of view . The negation bears , therefore , a somewhat dogmatic character . But in the legends this dogmatic negation is interwoven with the folkloric conception of the depths of the earth ...
... represented from the official , Christian point of view . The negation bears , therefore , a somewhat dogmatic character . But in the legends this dogmatic negation is interwoven with the folkloric conception of the depths of the earth ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ONE Rabelais in the History of Laughter | 59 |
TWO The Language of the Marketplace in Rabelais | 145 |
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