Ed. by Kathy M. Krause and Alison Stones.

Brepols Publishers

2006

486 pages

$108.00

Hardcover

Medieval texts and cultures of Northern Europe; v.13

BR252

La Miracles de Nostre Dame, the major work of French vernacular poet and composer Gautier (1177-1236), was the focus of attention at an interdisciplinary conference in Pittsburgh (no date noted). European and North American scholars explore it from textual, codicological, musicological, art-history, and historical perspectives. Among their topics are the authorial persona in his poetry and illuminations, his wordplay as devotional ecstasy, gazing on women, incarnational piety. Five of the 15 essays are in French. Distributed in North America by The David Brown Book Company.

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