Resultaten

PublicatietypeArtikel uit Boek

Jaar 2000

Titelbeschrijving Choir-stall carvings of Reynard and other foxes Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present Polygons: cultural diversities and intersections

Auteur(s)

Trefwoord(en)

Pagina(s) 125-162

Volume "1"

Plaats van uitgave New York

Uitgeverij Berghahn

PublicatietypeArtikel uit Boek

Jaar 2000

Titelbeschrijving The ill-fated consequence of the Tom-Cat's jump, and its illustration Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present Polygons: cultural diversities and intersections

Auteur(s)

Trefwoord(en)

Pagina(s) 113-124

Volume 1

Plaats van uitgave New York

Uitgeverij Berghahn

PublicatietypeArtikel uit Boek

Jaar 2000

Titelbeschrijving Medieval French and Dutch renardian epics: between literature and society Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present Polygons: cultural diversities and intersections

Auteur(s)

Trefwoord(en)

Pagina(s) 55-72

Nummer 1

Plaats van uitgave New York/Oxford

Uitgeverij Berghahn Books

PublicatietypeArtikel uit Boek

Jaar 2000

Titelbeschrijving The printed Dutch Reynaert tradition: from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present Polygons: cultural diversities and intersections

Auteur(s)

Trefwoord(en)

Pagina(s) 73-103

Nummer 1

Plaats van uitgave New York/Oxford

Uitgeverij Berghahn Books

PublicatietypeArtikel uit Boek

Jaar 2000

Titelbeschrijving The Flemish "Reynaert" as an ideological weapon Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present Polygons: cultural diversities and intersections

Auteur(s)

Trefwoord(en)

Pagina(s) 105-112

Nummer 1

Plaats van uitgave New York/Oxford

Uitgeverij Berghahn Books

PublicatietypeArtikel uit Boek

Jaar 2000

Titelbeschrijving The ill-fated consequence of the tom-cat's jump, and its illustration Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present Polygons: cultural diversities and intersections

Auteur(s)

Trefwoord(en)

Pagina(s) 113-124

Nummer 1

Plaats van uitgave New York/Oxford

Uitgeverij Berghahn Books

ZOEKRESULTATEN

11. Block, Elaine C. & Varty, Kenneth. Choir-stall carvings of Reynard and other foxes. In: Varty, Kenneth (red.). Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present. New York: Berghahn, 2000, p. 125-162.

12. Goossens, Jan. The ill-fated consequence of the Tom-Cat's jump, and its illustration. In: Varty, Kenneth (red.). Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present. New York: Berghahn, 2000, p. 113-124.

13. Wackers, Paul. Medieval French and Dutch renardian epics: between literature and society. In: Varty, Kenneth (red.). Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present. New York/Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2000, p. 55-72.

14. Wackers, Paul. The printed Dutch Reynaert tradition: from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. In: Varty, Kenneth (red.). Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present. New York/Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2000, p. 73-103.

15. Daele, Rik van. The Flemish "Reynaert" as an ideological weapon. In: Varty, Kenneth (red.). Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present. New York/Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2000, p. 105-112.

16. Goossens, Jan. The ill-fated consequence of the tom-cat's jump, and its illustration. In: Varty, Kenneth (red.). Reynard the Fox: social engagement and cultural metamorphoses in the beast epic from the Middle Ages to the present. New York/Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2000, p. 113-124.