Courses Descriptions
THE DREAM IN THE LITERATURE OF THE MIDDLE AGES
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- IInd year, spring term - 2h/week
- Ph. D. Ewa Dorota ŻÓŁKIEWSKA
- Department for French Literature
Analyzing the selected texts will enable the students to recognize different functions of the motive of the dream in the French literature of the XIIth and XIIIth centuries, i.e.: the poetic function - the symbolic dream (Tristan et Yseut) and the allegoric dream (Le Roman de la Rose) ;the stylistic function : the obscene dream (in the fabliaux) ; the narrative function: the warning dream (Chanson de Roland) vs. the compensatory dream (Cligès).
Credit: assiduity, speech, composition.
Selected bibliography:
Le Goff J. 1985, , « Le christianisme et les rêves », [w:] L`imaginaire médiéval, Paris,
monographies, such as
Breat H., 1975, Le songe dans les chanson de geste au XIIe s., Gent,
as well as medieval French texts.
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