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... sixteenth centuries . Berni , for instance , makes a similar declaration in his burlesque “ Roland in Love . " What is important now is the attempt to decipher Rabelais which led in the seventeenth century ... sixteenth century . The well ...
... sixteenth centuries . Berni , for instance , makes a similar declaration in his burlesque “ Roland in Love . " What is important now is the attempt to decipher Rabelais which led in the seventeenth century ... sixteenth century . The well ...
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... sixteenth century cul- ture and thought , Febvre seeks to prove that in the world outlook of that time ( whether philosophical or scientific ) there was no room for systematic rationalist unbelief . It had no ground to stand upon ...
... sixteenth century cul- ture and thought , Febvre seeks to prove that in the world outlook of that time ( whether philosophical or scientific ) there was no room for systematic rationalist unbelief . It had no ground to stand upon ...
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... sixteenth century . The translation of Homer by Salel was a great event . Even a greater one was Amyot's translation of Plutarch ( 1559 ) . The numerous French versions of Italian authors were also significant . These works had to be ...
... sixteenth century . The translation of Homer by Salel was a great event . Even a greater one was Amyot's translation of Plutarch ( 1559 ) . The numerous French versions of Italian authors were also significant . These works had to be ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ONE Rabelais in the History of Laughter | 59 |
TWO The Language of the Marketplace in Rabelais | 145 |
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