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European literature and the Latin Middle Ages;
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European literature and the Latin Middle Ages;

Author: Ernst Robert Curtius
Publisher: [New York] Pantheon Books [1953]
Series: Bollingen series, 36.
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Curtius, Ernst Robert, 1886-1956.
European literature and the Latin Middle Ages.
[New York] Pantheon Books [1953]
(OCoLC)570739496
Online version:
Curtius, Ernst Robert, 1886-1956.
European literature and the Latin Middle Ages.
[New York] Pantheon Books [1953]
(OCoLC)607717468
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Ernst Robert Curtius
OCLC Number: 328540
Description: xv, 662 p. 24 cm.
Contents: 1. European literature --
2. The Latin Middle Ages --
3. Literature and education --
4. Rhetoric --
5. Topics --
6. The goddess Natura --
7. Metaphorics --
8. Poetry and rhetoric --
9. Heroes and rulers --
10. The ideal landscape --
11. Poetry and philosophy --
12. Poetry and theology --
13. The muses --
14. Classicism --
15. Mannerism --
16. The book as symbol --
17. Dante --
18. Epilogue --
Excursuses: Misunderstandings of antiquity in the Middle Ages ; Devotional formula and humility ; Grammatical and rhetorical technical terms as metaphors ; Jest and earnest in medieval literature ; Late antique literary studies ; Early Christian and medieval literary studies ; The mode of existence of the medieval poet ; The poet's divine frenzy ; Poetry as perpetuation ; Poetry as entertainment ; Poetry and scholasticism ; The poet's pride ; Brevity as an ideal of style ; Etymology as a category of thought ; Numerical composition ; Numerical apothegms ; Mention of the author's name in medieval literature ; The "chivalric system of the virtues" ; The ape as metaphor ; Spain's cultural "belatedness" ; God as Maker ; Theological art-theory in the Spanish literature of the seventeenth century ; Calderon's theory of art and the Artes liberales ; Montesquieu, Ovid, and Virgil ; Diderot and Horace --
Appendix: The medieval bases of Western thought.
Series Title: Bollingen series, 36.
Responsibility: translated from the German by Willard R. Trask.

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