
doi: 10.6018/er.466941
handle: 10201/112188
El artículo señala la importancia del viaje en el relato literario medieval que responde al despertar sociocultural del siglo xii y caracteriza la llamada novela realista de los siglos xiii y xiv. En particular, al Escoufle de Jehan Renart, a la Manekine de Philippe de Remy y al Roman du comte d’Anjou de Jean Maillart. Novelas coetáneas a la expansión de los libros de viaje y ligadas a estos en la concepción del viaje. This article points out the importance of travel books in the medieval literary story that responds to the sociocultural awakening of the 12th century and characterizes the realist novel of the 13th and 14th centuries. Particularly noteworthy are Jehan Renart's Escoufle, Philippe de Beaumanoir's Manekine and Jean Maillart's Roman du comte d'Anjou. These novels are contemporary to the expansion of travel books and are connected to the concept of travel.
libros de viaje medievales, CDU::8- Lingüística y literatura, Libros de viajes medievales, roman du comte d'Anjou de Jean Maillart, Roman du comte d'Anjou de Jean Maillart, Manekine by Philippe de Remy, Mirabilia descripta by Jordán de Séverac, P1-1091, Manekine de Philippe de Remy, Mirabilia descrpta de Jordán de Séverac, Viaje narrativo, Escoufle de Jehan Renart, Narrative travel, PC1-5498, Mirabilia descripta de Jordán de Séverac, Escoute by Jeahn Renard, Rman du comte d'Anjou by Jean Maillart, Philology. Linguistics, Escou!e de Jehan Renart, Medieval travel books, Romanic languages
libros de viaje medievales, CDU::8- Lingüística y literatura, Libros de viajes medievales, roman du comte d'Anjou de Jean Maillart, Roman du comte d'Anjou de Jean Maillart, Manekine by Philippe de Remy, Mirabilia descripta by Jordán de Séverac, P1-1091, Manekine de Philippe de Remy, Mirabilia descrpta de Jordán de Séverac, Viaje narrativo, Escoufle de Jehan Renart, Narrative travel, PC1-5498, Mirabilia descripta de Jordán de Séverac, Escoute by Jeahn Renard, Rman du comte d'Anjou by Jean Maillart, Philology. Linguistics, Escou!e de Jehan Renart, Medieval travel books, Romanic languages
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