“I” of the author of the XII c.: rhetoric and subjectivity of medieval literature
Journal: Studia Humanitatis (Vol.2015, No. 3)Publication Date: 2015-10-25
Authors : Dolgorukova N.M.;
Page : 14-14
Keywords : “I”; subjectivity of literature; Wace; Marie de France; rhetoric;
Abstract
This article attempts to answer a series of questions relevant to the study of medieval literature: is it possible to create a typology of the medieval “I” and to distinguish rhetorical use of personal constructions from more subjective types which was the author's “I” in the XII century. Is it possible to talk about subjectivity of medieval literature, and, if so, how is it expressed?
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