Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67

The contribution explores the survival of the pastoral genre in manuscript, based on the English translation by Robert Tofte of a popular French pastoral by Nicholas de Montreux, Les bergeries de Juliette (1585), according to the testimony of an alphabetical commonplace book, MS 67 kept in the speci...

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Main Author: Guillaume Coatalen
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Language:English
Published: Institut du Monde Anglophone 2022-06-01
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description The contribution explores the survival of the pastoral genre in manuscript, based on the English translation by Robert Tofte of a popular French pastoral by Nicholas de Montreux, Les bergeries de Juliette (1585), according to the testimony of an alphabetical commonplace book, MS 67 kept in the special collections of the McCormick Library at the Northwestern University. More precisely, the case study will look into how and why the quotations were copied by taking into account the larger context of the other sources in the manuscript, among them Florio’s Montaigne, Sidney’s Arcadia, Caxton’s Reynard the Foxe, and quite a few playbooks, including Shakespeare’s Pericles.
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Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67
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title Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67
title_full Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67
title_fullStr Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67
title_full_unstemmed Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67
title_short Territoires inexplorés de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits : le cas de Northwestern MS 67
title_sort territoires inexplores de la pastorale dans les recueils de lieux communs manuscrits le cas de northwestern ms 67
topic pastoral
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reading
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url https://journals.openedition.org/episteme/14963
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