Le mal d’amour dans le roman de Chevalerie de Montalvo Amadis de Gaule (1500)

Contributor(s): Yvonne David-Peyre

Le mie radici nel “Soo”

Contributor(s): Rosetta Rosati

Le Nomenclator de Robert Constantin (1555), première bibliographie française ?

Contributor(s): Michel Magnien

Even if one can discover lists of books that were printed in France before 1555, the Nomenclator seems to be the first work solely devoted to bibliographic inventory ever printed on French soil. Yet it is a relatively unknown publication – issuing from an unfamiliar hand. This thin volume, of...

Le pantin persistant et protéiforme: réécritures de Pinocchio

Contributor(s): Sandra L. Beckett

Le pétrarquisme pieux: la conversion de la poésie amoureuse chez Jean de La Ceppède

Contributor(s): Robert Melançon

Le plaisir des sens comme source de bonheur dans les Stultiferae naves de Josse Bade et l'Éloge de la Folie d'Érasme

Contributor(s): Olga Anna Duhl

The pursuit of happiness represents one of the major paradoxes of Erasmus' best-known work, Encomium Moriae (The Praise of Folly) (1511). While spiritual bliss is upheld as the ultimate form of happiness, the speaking subject celebrating it, who is no other than Folly herself, also argues for the...

Le pouvoir disciplinaire chez Calvin

Contributor(s): Marta García-Alonso

This paper discusses the doctrinal foundations of criminal law in Calvin’s ecclesiology, namely his theology of the original sin, and its practical implementation in Geneva’s consistory. On these grounds, I analyse the distinction between civil and ecclesiastical criminal law. Both State and...

Le procès de Montaigne par Malebranche. La véracité à l'aune de la vérité moderne

Contributor(s): Syliane Charles

L'analyse détaillée des critiques formulées par Malebranche à l'encontre de Montaigne nous sert à révéler le hiatus existant entre le cadre épistémologique de la Renaissance et celui de la modernité. L'éclairage de ces contextes nous conduit, sur le plan de l'histoire des idées, à soutenir...

Le puits de Thalès à la renaissance: les 'importuns scrutateurs de choses douteuses'

Contributor(s): T. Peach

Le rapport à la causa sui: de Plotin à Descartes par la médiation du débat entre Ficin et Pic

Contributor(s): Yvan Morin

The conceptual innovation of the causa sui is supposed to have originated with Descartes, according to Marion. Narbonne claims to find it in Plotinus. By considering both the Ficinian resurgence of the corpus of Plotinus and the debate between Ficino and Pico, the history of this innovation may...

Le retour de Pologne d’Henri III: images alexandrines du roi au Bucentaure

Contributor(s): Guy Poirier

Si la véritable nature du roi Henri III, celui que Pierre Chevallier dénommait le roi shakespearien, demeure scellée pour l'éternité, les pièces de circonstance écrites pendant les premières années de son règne peuvent en revanche nous renseigner sur les tentatives parfois contradictoires de...

Le Roi dans la ville. Anthologie des entrées royales dans les villes françaises de province (1615-1660)

Contributor(s): Marie-France Wagner, Daniel Vaillancourt, Marie-Joelle Louison-Lassablière

Le Scuole Piccole nella Venezia dei Dogi. Note d’archivio per la storia delle confraternite veneziane

Contributor(s): Filomena Calabrese

Le sonnet 130 de Shakespeare ou le blason mis à nu

Contributor(s): Natalie Roulon

Shakespeare’s sonnet 130 is sometimes read as an anti-blazon, and therefore as a misogynist text. Drawing on a large number of Renaissance poems, I show that this is a misreading of the sonnet which, far from presenting the Dark Lady in satirical fashion, pays her an unconventional tribute....

Le suggestioni del Purgatorio ne Il deserto dei Tartari: Buzzati e il modello dantesco tra poetica, immaginario e missione morale

Contributor(s): Vincenzo Lisciani Petrini

Le territoire agroalimentaire en tant qu’attrait touristique au Québec: Réflexion à l’égard des représentations d’une destination gourmande à partir du concept de terroir

2025-03-19 22:12:54 | Contributor(s): Ronaldo Tavares de Souza, Pascale Marcotte, Laurent Bourdeau | https://doi.org/10.15353/cfs-rcea.v10i3.612

Terroir products are characterized by the uniqueness of the territory where they are produced. This uniqueness is used to promote them, but it may also serve to trigger the interest of individuals in this territory. Starting in Europe and linked to wine, the concept of terroir is expanding all...

Le théâtre au service de la cause universitaire à la Renaissance

Contributor(s): Lyse Roy

Cette étude retrace l'histoire la production théâtrale à l’Université de Caen à la fin du Moyen Âge et au début de la Renaissance. Elle s'intéresse particulièrement à la production de la Farce de Pates-Ouaintes, oeuvre présumée de Pierre de Lesnauderie. Cette pièce permet de comprendre les liens...

Le vie verso la ragione: i segni del nuovo realismo in Gomorra

Contributor(s): Torunn Haaland

Il saggio si concentra sui concetti di realtà e impegno etico e civile in Gomorra. Il romanzo-inchiesta di Roberto Saviano viene in­serito nel contesto del ritorno al realismo e dell’emergere di “oggetti narrativi non-identificati” nella narrativa contemporanea, per poi es­sere associato al...

Le voyage d'Italie et la formation des élite françaises

Contributor(s): Jean Balsamo

During the sixteenth century, at least until 1559, Italy was a centre for political, diplomatic, and cultural activity for the French elite, who undertook studies and training in the Peninsula. Lawyers and magistrates in the making eagerly enrolled in the universities of Pavia, Ferrara, and...

Le «vrai» médecin à la Renaissance

Contributor(s): Colette Quesnel

According to Erasmus, the true Renaissance physician is also a philosopher. What does that statement really mean? The answer lies in the medical theories that are influenced by the theological, social and philosophical contexts.