The Multilingual Dynamics of Medieval Literature in Western Europe, C. 1200–c. 1600

While the multilingualism of the medieval world has been at the forefront of research agendas across medieval studies in recent years, there nonetheless remain many questions to answer. What, for example, were the stakes and consequences of multilingualism for literary culture? And how do these chan...

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Autores principales: Besamusca, Bart (ED), Demets, Lisa (ED), Hugen, Jelmar (ED)
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Publicado: Brepols Publishers 2025
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