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Le bestiaire médiévaliste comme produit dérivé
Published 2024-12-01“…Devant le constat de la multiplication des bestiaires médiévalistes dérivant d’univers fictionnels préexistants (romans, films, jeux vidéo, séries), l’autrice s’intéresse à ce qui fait la séduction de ces bestiaires pour les lecteurs et à la manière dont le bestiaire se prête idéalement aux objectifs marketing d’une marque. …”
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Imaginaires et vocation commerciale de quelques marques littéraires médiévalistes
Published 2024-12-01“…Mon propos est de considérer ce phénomène à l’aune des contenus de l’imaginaire véhiculés par les objets médiévalistes. Le sujet spécifique de cette contribution porte sur les produits dérivés et d’autres phénomènes qui attestent d’une volonté et d’une stratégie de marchandisation de la littérature médiévale. …”
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Hadot Among the Medievalists: Revisiting the Historiography on “Intellectual Felicity” in the Thirteenth Century
Published 2024-10-01“…In this revisitation of the historiography on the notion of “intellectual felicity,” I thus hope to be able first to provide a corrective to the faulty understanding that some medievalists still seem to have of Hadot’s contribution to the study of philosophy as a way of life in the Middle Ages, and second, to show how ongoing debates in medievalist circles might point us toward the possible limitations with Hadot’s own understanding of philosophy as a way of life and its history in and beyond the Middle Ages.…”
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Portraits de médiévistes suisses (1850-2000). Une profession au fil du temps
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« Et si on mettait une épée sur la couverture ? » Le marketing éditorial médiévaliste
Published 2024-12-01“…Il s’agit de déterminer quelles sont les composantes qui véhiculent l’isotopie médiévaliste, créant un réseau textuel et iconique cohérent, et qui appâtent l’acheteur potentiel.…”
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‘I’m no Medievalist’: George Gilbert Scott and the Interpretation of the Gothic Revival in Remarks on Secular and Domestic Architecture: Present and Future (1857)
Published 2022-03-01“…This definition of a true Gothic Renaissance owed him harsh criticisms from famous medievalists, especially on the questions of restoration and the industrial society of his time, but also reveals contradictions and tensions within the Gothic Revival.…”
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Медиевалистический текст в современной русской литературе как ответ на поиски идентичности после распада СССР...
Published 2019-08-01“…The aim of the article is defining the cause of popularity of medievalism in contemporary Russian literature as well as describing an impact of the images of the Middle Ages in Russian medievalist texts on the national identity after the collapse of the Soviet Union.…”
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On the nature of civilization in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Published 1996-12-01“… The article by the medievalist historian presents a critical review of the reports on the nature of civilization in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Polish, Russian, German, and Lithuanian historiography based on the definition of civilization by the Polish theorist of history, Feliks Koneczny ("Civilization is a method of arranging communal life"), and proves that this civilization was neither Western-Latin nor Eastern-Byzantine, but, rather, quite an independent one, with its own necessary minimum of European values. …”
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Light of personality
Published 2022-05-01“…He was not only a researcher - Germanist and medievalist, but a Teacher first of all. For 60 years he worked at the first educational institution in Russia – Moscow State Pedagogical University and has educated and trained the whole pleiad of philologists, researchers and higher school pedagogues.…”
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Der Professorenroman : Michel Zink entre philologie et invention
Published 2018-12-01“…The present research intends to investigate the links between the institutional activity of the famous medievalist, Michel Zink, and three of his less well-known novels (at least in Italy): the novel about the grail “Déodat ou la transparence” (2002); the volume in the investigative series “Arsène Lupin et l’affaire d'Arsonval” (2004) and the satirical novel “Un portefeuille toulousain” (2007). …”
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Les lettres médiévales françaises au profit de l’étudiant : observations d’une universitaire polonaise
Published 2015-01-01“…The intention of this paper is to share the author’s afterthoughts based on many years of her schooling experience - an academic teacher and medievalist. The developments of the mental attitude of an “average student” of the romance language faculty has been regarded for twenty years and provoke thoughts of the right teaching methods that would not only provide the necessary knowledge but at the same time arouse the students’ interest in French medieval literature. …”
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La sémantique des noms : taxinomie djihadiste et imaginaire médiéval
Published 2023-12-01“…Jihadist materials, by linking to mythologized past of the call of the Prophet Muḥammad and the first caliphs, exude a medievalist universe imbued with a cyclical reading of the history of conquest, in which jihadists see themselves as the heirs of the Prophet’s companions. …”
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Marshall McLuhan : un spectre hante-t-il les études médiévales canadiennes ?
Published 2016-01-01“…The article examines the heuristic value of McLuhan’s theses as well as their influence on the medievalist discourse in Canada, from Paul Zumthor’s critical reception in the early eighties to current approaches based on the philological and codicological renewal of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.…”
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Projectos de investigação em História Medieval financiados pela FCT nos últimos 10 anos
Published 2011-01-01“…We concluded that the Middle Ages had always a discrete but equivalent position both among the applications and the approved projects; this only changed in 2008, when none of the thirteen projects on Medieval History was approved, precisely when not a single medievalist was part of the jury. We also tried to evaluate the productivity of the financed projects through an Internet search and found out that the data provided is partial and insufficient; the research teams need to make an additional effort to disclose the results of their projects in the World Wide Web and the FCT should also be more demanding concerning that issue.…”
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Les meubles médiévaux aux xviiie et xixe siècles : entre dédain et vision romantique
Published 2020-01-01“…Pieces of furniture have thus been judged boorish, without delicacy or interest. 18th c. joiners have especially singled out the lack of aesthetic qualities of medieval furniture, as opposed to more recent elements, thought «beautiful». The 19th c. medievalist fashion has improved that image of the Middle Ages and its furniture. …”
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The Concept of Medieval Stasis: From Medieval Studies to Medievalism, from Medievalism to Political Culture
Published 2025-02-01“…It is shown that 1) the concept of medieval stasis in modern historiography is gradually perceived as part of the intellectual history of the medieval studies, 2) medievalism perceives the stability of feudal structures as its positive characteristic, 3) the use of the concept of medieval stasis in modern medievalism allows to construct the preservation of chronologically prolonged images of Middle Ages, 4) within the framework of the idealization of the Middle Ages, modern medievalist discourse synthesizes the “real” and the “magical”, which excludes the development of narrative structure and the transformation of social, economic and political relations and institutions, 5) the archaic vision of the Middle Ages through the prism of stasis confirms the limitations of the cognitive capabilities of medievalism.…”
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E. W. Godwin’s Month in Normandy: Travel Writing as Intertext
Published 2024-03-01“…In Godwin’s case, his articles participated in a discursive field formed not only by Ruskin’s The Seven Lamps of Architecture but also by the accounts of Norman architecture published by the eminent French medievalist Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (1814‒79) and restoration architect Aymar Pierre Verdier (1819‒80), in addition to the drawings by Godwin’s British colleagues Eden Nesfield (1835‒88) and William Burges (1827‒81), all of whom Godwin mentions. …”
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