Soundscape in early French literature

"Soundscape in Early French Literature is a study of how sound is employed in a variety of Latin and early French works. In five chapters, titled to reflect the author's attention to and interest in sound. Cazelles shows that sound plays a much more crucial role in literature than we may have realized and that noise has a textuality."--BOOK JACKET.

Year

2005

Language

English

Series

Medieval and Renaissance texts and studies ;

Publisher

Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Texts Studies

Editions

2

Pages

186

ISBN

9780866983396

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