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  1. Logic and humour in the fabliaux
    an essay in applied narratology
    Autor*in: Pearcy, Roy
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk ; Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK

    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a... mehr

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    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a theoretically defensible inventory, which includes and augments the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discards numerous stories already challenged for authenticity. Joseph Bédier's 1893 definition of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse' is still widely accepted as the best brief and general description for a heterogeneous collection of texts. But the heterogeneity creates difficulties and at the periphery of the canon all three of the criteria included in Bédier's definition are open to question. The inventory proposed in the current study is based on a new structural definition, a 'conjointure', akin to that of romance, combining a logical 'episteme' with a rhetorical 'narreme'. The 'episteme' features a contradictory taken from Boolean algebra, and assumes four different forms, depending on whether ambiguity resulting from the contradictory is understood by neither, by both, or by either the sender or the receiver of a message, In the first two instances, a character foreign to the episteme intervenes to resolve confusion in the narreme, or appears as the victim of the sophistical assumption of a contrary-to-fact reality; in the latter instances the sender or the receiver of the message in the episteme triumphs in the narreme. The resulting inventory, including and augmenting the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discarding numerous stories already challenged for authenticity, is theoretically defensible to a degree not previously achieved. ROY PEARCY is an Honorary Research Fellow of the University of London.

     
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    Schlagworte: Altfranzösisch; Fablel; Humor; Erzähltechnik
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  2. Logic and humour in the fabliaux
    an essay in applied narratology
    Autor*in: Pearcy, Roy
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a... mehr

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    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a theoretically defensible inventory, which includes and augments the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discards numerous stories already challenged for authenticity. Joseph Bédier's 1893 definition of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse' is still widely accepted as the best brief and general description for a heterogeneous collection of texts. But the heterogeneity creates difficulties and at the periphery of the canon all three of the criteria included in Bédier's definition are open to question. The inventory proposed in the current study is based on a new structural definition, a 'conjointure', akin to that of romance, combining a logical 'episteme' with a rhetorical 'narreme'. The 'episteme' features a contradictory taken from Boolean algebra, and assumes four different forms, depending on whether ambiguity resulting from the contradictory is understood by neither, by both, or by either the sender or the receiver of a message, In the first two instances, a character foreign to the episteme intervenes to resolve confusion in the narreme, or appears as the victim of the sophistical assumption of a contrary-to-fact reality; in the latter instances the sender or the receiver of the message in the episteme triumphs in the narreme. The resulting inventory, including and augmenting the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discarding numerous stories already challenged for authenticity, is theoretically defensible to a degree not previously achieved. ROY PEARCY is an Honorary Research Fellow of the University of London

     
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    Schlagworte: Fabliaux / History and criticism; French poetry / To 1500 / History and criticism; Humorous poetry, French / History and criticism; Fablel; Humor; Altfranzösisch; Erzähltechnik
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  3. Logic and humour in the fabliaux
    an essay in applied narratology
    Autor*in: Pearcy, Roy
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a... mehr

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    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a theoretically defensible inventory, which includes and augments the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discards numerous stories already challenged for authenticity. Joseph Bédier's 1893 definition of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse' is still widely accepted as the best brief and general description for a heterogeneous collection of texts. But the heterogeneity creates difficulties and at the periphery of the canon all three of the criteria included in Bédier's definition are open to question. The inventory proposed in the current study is based on a new structural definition, a 'conjointure', akin to that of romance, combining a logical 'episteme' with a rhetorical 'narreme'. The 'episteme' features a contradictory taken from Boolean algebra, and assumes four different forms, depending on whether ambiguity resulting from the contradictory is understood by neither, by both, or by either the sender or the receiver of a message, In the first two instances, a character foreign to the episteme intervenes to resolve confusion in the narreme, or appears as the victim of the sophistical assumption of a contrary-to-fact reality; in the latter instances the sender or the receiver of the message in the episteme triumphs in the narreme. The resulting inventory, including and augmenting the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discarding numerous stories already challenged for authenticity, is theoretically defensible to a degree not previously achieved. ROY PEARCY is an Honorary Research Fellow of the University of London

     
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  4. Logic and humour in the fabliaux
    an essay in applied narratology
    Autor*in: Pearcy, Roy
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a... mehr

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    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a theoretically defensible inventory, which includes and augments the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discards numerous stories already challenged for authenticity. Joseph Bédier's 1893 definition of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse' is still widely accepted as the best brief and general description for a heterogeneous collection of texts. But the heterogeneity creates difficulties and at the periphery of the canon all three of the criteria included in Bédier's definition are open to question. The inventory proposed in the current study is based on a new structural definition, a 'conjointure', akin to that of romance, combining a logical 'episteme' with a rhetorical 'narreme'. The 'episteme' features a contradictory taken from Boolean algebra, and assumes four different forms, depending on whether ambiguity resulting from the contradictory is understood by neither, by both, or by either the sender or the receiver of a message, In the first two instances, a character foreign to the episteme intervenes to resolve confusion in the narreme, or appears as the victim of the sophistical assumption of a contrary-to-fact reality; in the latter instances the sender or the receiver of the message in the episteme triumphs in the narreme. The resulting inventory, including and augmenting the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discarding numerous stories already challenged for authenticity, is theoretically defensible to a degree not previously achieved. ROY PEARCY is an Honorary Research Fellow of the University of London

     
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    Schlagworte: French poetry; Humorous poetry, French; Fabliaux; Fabliaux ; History and criticism; French poetry ; To 1500 ; History and criticism; Humorous poetry, French ; History and criticism
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    1 Origins: Fable to Fabliau: Cele qui se fist foutre sur la Fosse de son Mari 11 -- 2 Outline of a Methodology Part 1: The Logical Contradictories 34 -- 3 Outline of a Methodology Part 2: Episteme and Narreme 52 -- 4 Origins: Fabliau to Fable The Paris B.N. fr. 12603 version of Auberee 77 -- 5 The Fabliau Canon 123 -- 6 Fabliau Structures Part 1: Single Narreme Fabliaux 148 -- 7 Fabliau Structures Part 2: Multiple Narreme Fabliaux 176 -- 8 Fabliau Aesthetic 197 -- Varia: Appendices A-F 215 -- Fabliau Inventory 233.
  5. Logic and humour in the fabliaux
    an essay in applied narratology
    Autor*in: Pearcy, Roy
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Cambridge [U.K.]

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    ISBN: 1843841223; 9781843841227
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    Schlagworte: Fabliaux; French poetry; Humorous poetry, French
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    Includes bibliographical references (p. [237]-247) and index

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    CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; 1. Origins: Fable To Fabliau Cele qui se Fist Foutre sur la Fosse de son Mari; 2. Outline of a Methodology: Part 1: The Logical Contradictories; 3. Outline of a Methodology: Part 2: Episteme and Narreme; 4. Origins: Fabliau to Fable. The Paris B.N. Fr. 12603 Version of Auberee; 5. The Fabliau Canon; 6. Fabliaux Structures: Part 1: Single Narreme Fabliaux; 7. Fabliau Structures: Part 2: Multiple Narreme Fabliaux; 8. Fabliau Aesthetic; CONCLUSION; VARIA: Appendices A-F; FABLIAU INVENTORY; SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
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    Autor*in: Pearcy, Roy
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    A theoretically defensible inventory of the fabliaux based on a new structural definition. In response to Bédier's description of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse', Roy Pearcy suggests a new structural definition, permitting the creation of a theoretically defensible inventory, which includes and augments the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discards numerous stories already challenged for authenticity. Joseph Bédier's 1893 definition of the fabliaux as 'funny stories in verse' is still widely accepted as the best brief and general description for a heterogeneous collection of texts. But the heterogeneity creates difficulties and at the periphery of the canon all three of the criteria included in Bédier's definition are open to question. The inventory proposed in the current study is based on a new structural definition, a 'conjointure', akin to that of romance, combining a logical 'episteme' with a rhetorical 'narreme'. The 'episteme' features a contradictory taken from Boolean algebra, and assumes four different forms, depending on whether ambiguity resulting from the contradictory is understood by neither, by both, or by either the sender or the receiver of a message, In the first two instances, a character foreign to the episteme intervenes to resolve confusion in the narreme, or appears as the victim of the sophistical assumption of a contrary-to-fact reality; in the latter instances the sender or the receiver of the message in the episteme triumphs in the narreme. The resulting inventory, including and augmenting the texts admitted by Per Nykrog and discarding numerous stories already challenged for authenticity, is theoretically defensible to a degree not previously achieved. ROY PEARCY is an Honorary Research Fellow of the University of London

     
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    Schlagworte: French poetry; Humorous poetry, French; Fabliaux; Fabliaux ; History and criticism; French poetry ; To 1500 ; History and criticism; Humorous poetry, French ; History and criticism
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    1 Origins: Fable to Fabliau: Cele qui se fist foutre sur la Fosse de son Mari 11 -- 2 Outline of a Methodology Part 1: The Logical Contradictories 34 -- 3 Outline of a Methodology Part 2: Episteme and Narreme 52 -- 4 Origins: Fabliau to Fable The Paris B.N. fr. 12603 version of Auberee 77 -- 5 The Fabliau Canon 123 -- 6 Fabliau Structures Part 1: Single Narreme Fabliaux 148 -- 7 Fabliau Structures Part 2: Multiple Narreme Fabliaux 176 -- 8 Fabliau Aesthetic 197 -- Varia: Appendices A-F 215 -- Fabliau Inventory 233.