Medieval Poetics and Semiotic Theory

18:3 (1978) Fall
Editor(s): Donald Maddox, Sara Sturm-Maddox

Table of Contents

• The Grand chant courtois and the Wholeness of the Poem: The Medieval Assimilation of the Text, Audience and Commentary
• Author(s): Judson Boyce Allen
• Pages: 5 - 17

• The Narrative of the Appropriated Self: Chrètien de Troyes, "D'Amors qui m'a tolu a moi," Stanza 1
• Author(s): Peter Haidu
• Pages: 19 - 27

• Sign, Symbol and Metaphor: Todorov and Chrétien de Troyes
• Author(s): John L Grigsby
• Pages: 28 - 40

• Heterogeneity of Plot -- Homogeneity of Narration: On the Constitution of Chrétien de Troyes' Romances
• Author(s): Rainer Warning
• Pages: 41 - 54

• The Morphology of Mischief in Maistre Pierre Pathelin
• Author(s): Donald Maddox
• Pages: 55 - 68

• Pathelinian Semiotics: Elements for an Analysis of Maistre Pierre Pathelin
• Author(s): Larry S Crist
• Pages: 69 - 81