Mimesis : from mirror to method. Augustine to Descartes

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Mimesis : from mirror to method. Augustine to Descartes / ed. and with an introd. by John D. Lyons and Stephen G. Nichols

Sonraí bibleagrafaíochta
Údar corparáideach:	Colloquium of the Dartmouth Study Group in Medieval and Early Modern Romance Literatures (Eile)
Rannpháirtithe:	Lyons, John D. (Eagarthóir), Nichols, Stephen G. (Eagarthóir)
Formáid:	Imeacht comhdhála LEABHAR
Teanga:	German
Foilsithe / Cruthaithe:	Hannover ; London : Univ. Press of New England, 1982
Ábhair/píosaí:	13 taifead

1. Reflections in the "Miroër aus Amoreus": The Inscribed Reader in Jean de Meun's "Roman de la Rose"

2. Saint Augustine: Language as Temporality

3. Autobiography as Self-(Re)presentation: The Augustinian Paradigm and Juan Ruiz's Theory of Reading

4. Imitative Distance: Boccaccio and Dante

5. The Body Re-membered: Petrarchan Lyric and the Strategies of Description

6. Speaking in Pictures, Speaking of Pictures: Problems of Representation in the Seventeenth Century

7. "Novelas ejemplars": Reality, Realism, Literary Tradition

8. Speculum, Method, and Self-Protrayal: Some Epitemological Problems

9. Erasmus's "Festina lente": Vulnerabilities of he Humanist Text

10. Presentation and Representation in the Renaissance Lyric: The Net of Words and the Escape of the Gods

11. Romanesque Imitation or Imitating the Romans?

12. The Mimesis of Reading in the Renaissance

13. Power, Poetry, and the Resemblance of Nature