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Author: Isobel Cree

Isobel is a third-year French and Spanish student at Merton. She’ll tell you that her area of interest is narration in medieval French Arthurian literature, although she puts off studying this by learning Catalan and spending time with her dog, Rosie.
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Narrating nationalism in the oldest surviving major piece of French literature

On April 4, 2022 By Isobel Cree In Curiosity Columns, New

Isobel Cree examines early medieval nationalism in La Chanson de Roland, one of the oldest surviving works of French literature.

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Coherence and Communication in Medieval French Literature: Narrative distortion in the Vulgate Cycle

On February 7, 2022 By Isobel Cree In Curiosity Columns, New

The Vulgate Cycle is the first French Arthurian cycle in prose (c. 1215-35). A cycle is a series of texts about common characters, who are generally adapted from myth or history. I chose the cycle’s …

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