THE COMIC TEXT. Patterns and Images in the Old French Fabliaux.

Brian J. Levy

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Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies Medieval Literature and History Medieval European Literature and History

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Introduction. A Fabliau Bestiary The Dice and the Dance In Deep Water The Devil to Pay The Best Medicine Comic Inversion and Fortune's Wheel Index of Fabliaux Bibliography.

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