Evelyn Birge Vitz

Biographic Data

ID5921619
NAMEEvelyn Birge Vitz
GIVEN NAMESEvelyn Birge
FAMILY NAMEVitz
SIGNATUREVITZ E B
AFFILIATIONSNew York University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS18
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR16
WORKS AS EDITOR2
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1971
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
H-INDEX0

  • A Common Stage

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum2009

  • Tales with Guts

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLETDR/The Drama Review2008

    Scholars of medieval Europe tend to see aural performances of narrative works as just medieval “books on tape” with a disembodied reader. But the auditory element was often only a small part of the live performance. Narrative works in medieval Europe were performed, and storytellers engaged audiences' bodies and emotions as well as their minds. Richard Schechner's “Rasaesthetics” helps us recognize the strong emotional flavors and dynamism inhere…

  • Cultural Performances in Medieval France

    Nancy Freeman Regalado, Eglal Doss-Quinby et al.EDITORBOOKCultural Performances in Medieval…2007

  • Performing Medieval Narrative

    Open AccessBrian J Levy, Evelyn Birge Vitz et al.EDITORBOOKPerforming Medieval Narrative2005

    Broad and wide-ranging survey of and investigation into the important question of whether medieval narrative was designed for performance.

  • Marie-Madeleine dans la littérature du moyen âge . Elisabeth Pinto-Mathieu

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum2002

  • Villon's Last Will

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum1999

  • Lecture du Testament Villon

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum1994

  • Pretentious, Preposterous, Pathetic

    Open AccessPaul C Vitz, Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLEJournal of Psychology and Theology1993

    This response provides critique both of Mary Daly's work and of Henking's (1993) treatment of Daly's material. Critique of Daly's works focuses on the inappropriate use of psychological concepts and the rejecting and paranoid attitudes she displays toward religion, society, men, and women. Although Daly's works appear to be founded in psychology, she applies terms meant to describe intrapersonal psychological phenomena (e.g., projection, introjec…

  • Brothers of Dragons

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum1992

  • Mutations Temporelles et Cheminement Spirituel

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum1990

  • Résurgences

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum1989

  • The Old French Fabliaux . Charles Muscatine

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLESpeculum1988

  • Inside/Outside

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLEYale French Studies1979

    Evelyn Birge Vitz, Inside/Outside: First-Person Narrative in Guillaume de Lorris' Roman de la Rose, Yale French Studies, No. 58, In Memory of Jacques Ehrmann: Inside Play Outside Game (1979), pp. 148-164

  • The Poetry of Jean de la Ceppède

    Open AccessEvelyn Birge VitzARTICLERenaissance Quarterly1979

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  • Narrative Analysis of Medieval Texts

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLEModern Language Notes1977

    Affirmation de la specificite du texte narratif medieval face a la theorie moderne de La Fille du comte de Ponthieu, dans les perspectives de Greimas et de Todorov. La difficulte a cerner le sujet sert d'entree en matiere: les sujets apparents ne forment qu'un sous-ensemble, cependant qu'au niveau symbolique, c'est la maison de Ponthieu qui s'impose comme centre et, a un autre niveau (theologique), le Sujet s'identifie a Dieu. Il ne s'agit pas ic…

  • A Concordance to the Roman de la Rose of Guillaume de Lorris

    Evelyn Birge Vitz, Joseph R DanosARTICLEModern Language Notes1977

  • The Crossroad of Intentions

    Peter Haidu, Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLEModern Language Notes1976

  • Symbolic "Contamination" in the Testament of Francois Villon

    Evelyn Birge VitzARTICLEModern Language Notes1971

    S YMBOLIC CONTAMINATION IN THE TESTAMENT OF FRANCOIS VILLON B BY EVELYN BIRGE VITZ Wa As an initial approach avenue into Villon's Testament and accessorily his other works, I would like to propose a study of certain aspects of his use of symbolic expression: a study of certain words and groups of words which seem central to this problem. An attempt will be made to demonstrate that such an approach is, both in its farreaching and in its immediate …