
This essay provides an overview of recent French-language scholarly work in the field of medievalism studies, with a particular emphasis on possible and real theoretical pitfalls and shortcomings. In doing so, it argues for a greater dialogue between Anglo-American and continental European approaches to the field, and shows how the articles in the present collection might illustrate a new, more rhizomatic medievalism.
Europe and (Trans)national Identities, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, medievalism studies, cultural studies, PQ1-3999, theory, Europe and its Worlds before 1800
Europe and (Trans)national Identities, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, medievalism studies, cultural studies, PQ1-3999, theory, Europe and its Worlds before 1800
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