Philip E Bennett
Biographic Data
| ID | 961060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philip E Bennett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philip E |
| FAMILY NAME | Bennett |
| SIGNATURE | BENNETT P E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Three Preludes to the “Song of Roland”: “Gui of Burgundy”, “Roland at Saragossa”, and “Otinel”
A Fragment of a Lost Chanson de geste
The Broxbourne collection in the Bodleian Library is a collection of rare binding specimens presented to the Library in 1978 through the Friends of the National Libraries by John Ehrman, in memory of his father. Broxb. 28.17 is an octavo edition of Josephus’s Antiquitates judaicae, published in Lyon in 1528. It is in an early sixteenth-century calf binding that features blind-stamped panels that seem to have been used in England. The binding cont…
Gui de Bourgogne, Chanson de geste du xiiie siècle
Cette nouvelle édition de la chanson tardive de Gui de Bourgogne remplace de manière très opportune celle procurée au xixe s. par François Guessard et Henri-Victor Michelant (Paris, Jannet [Les Anciens Poëtes de la France, 1], 1858). Cette édition souffre évidemment des faiblesses de celles de son époque : basée pour l’essentiel sur le manuscrit de Tours, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 937, mais avec quelques leçons empruntées à celui de Londres, B…
Chansons de geste and Chansons d'aventures: Recent Perspectives on the Evolution of a Genre
This article will concentrate on recent developments in research into the Old and Middle French epic, concentrating very specifically on the French area but with some consideration given to Occitan and to Franco-Italian.The French domain naturally includes the insular French of the medieval British Isles, generally called Anglo-Norman, but translations and adaptations of Anglo-French poems into Middle English Charlemagne romances will be left to …
When a Crisis in Journalism Meets an Economy in Crisis
Why is economics a field where mainstream journalism generally follows and seldom leads? Why is there so little independent, original journalistic inquiry, and as a result so few earth-shaking scoops or must-read revelations? Economics confounds many journalists assigned to cover the economy. A journalism bubble accompanied the market bubble of the first part of the decade, one that failed to examine prevailing wisdom, discounted dissent, and pro…
Nouvelles perspectives sur la tradition rolandienne. À propos d'une édition récente
De l'édition du Moniage Rainouart. A propos des travaux de Gérald A. Bertin et de Paola Bianchi de Vecchi
Fierabras: Chanson de geste du XIIe siècle . Marc Le Person
The Editor and the Text
Part 1 History and context: terror, the modern state and the dramatic imagination, Daniel Gerould terrorism as social drama and dramatic form, John Orr the inverted world of spectacle - social and political responses to terrorism, Aida Hozic aspects of terrorism in the work of Piscator, Michael Patterson individual and collectivist models of terror in German expressionism, Lado Dralj. Part 2 Contemporary drama: state terror and dramatic counter-m…
Fools' Plays: A Study of Satire in the 'Sottie'
Preface Introduction 1. The plays 2. The origins and players of the sottie 3. The sottie as drama 4. Satire in the sottie 5. The theme of social hierarchy in the sottie 6. The importance of folly in the sottie Appendix Notes Bibliography Index.
Havelok and Rainoart
O deal with just these two heroes out of all possible combinations of heroes of their type in folktale seems perhaps arbitrary. However, among all those who share their fate as unpromising heroes who regain their own, Havelok and Rainoart stand out by their similarities, of character and situation, rather than by notable divergencies in their tales. Moreover, the localised nature of the Havelok stories and the obvious interference in them at
When a Crisis in Journalism Meets an Economy in Crisis
Why is economics a field where mainstream journalism generally follows and seldom leads? Why is there so little independent, original journalistic inquiry, and as a result so few earth-shaking scoops or must-read revelations? Economics confounds many journalists assigned to cover the economy. A journalism bubble accompanied the market bubble of the first part of the decade, one that failed to examine prevailing wisdom, discounted dissent, and pro…
Havelok and Rainoart
O deal with just these two heroes out of all possible combinations of heroes of their type in folktale seems perhaps arbitrary. However, among all those who share their fate as unpromising heroes who regain their own, Havelok and Rainoart stand out by their similarities, of character and situation, rather than by notable divergencies in their tales. Moreover, the localised nature of the Havelok stories and the obvious interference in them at
Fools' Plays: A Study of Satire in the 'Sottie'
Preface Introduction 1. The plays 2. The origins and players of the sottie 3. The sottie as drama 4. Satire in the sottie 5. The theme of social hierarchy in the sottie 6. The importance of folly in the sottie Appendix Notes Bibliography Index.
The Editor and the Text
Part 1 History and context: terror, the modern state and the dramatic imagination, Daniel Gerould terrorism as social drama and dramatic form, John Orr the inverted world of spectacle - social and political responses to terrorism, Aida Hozic aspects of terrorism in the work of Piscator, Michael Patterson individual and collectivist models of terror in German expressionism, Lado Dralj. Part 2 Contemporary drama: state terror and dramatic counter-m…
Fierabras: Chanson de geste du XIIe siècle . Marc Le Person
Nouvelles perspectives sur la tradition rolandienne. À propos d'une édition récente
De l'édition du Moniage Rainouart. A propos des travaux de Gérald A. Bertin et de Paola Bianchi de Vecchi
When a Crisis in Journalism Meets an Economy in Crisis
Why is economics a field where mainstream journalism generally follows and seldom leads? Why is there so little independent, original journalistic inquiry, and as a result so few earth-shaking scoops or must-read revelations? Economics confounds many journalists assigned to cover the economy. A journalism bubble accompanied the market bubble of the first part of the decade, one that failed to examine prevailing wisdom, discounted dissent, and pro…
Chansons de geste and Chansons d'aventures: Recent Perspectives on the Evolution of a Genre
This article will concentrate on recent developments in research into the Old and Middle French epic, concentrating very specifically on the French area but with some consideration given to Occitan and to Franco-Italian.The French domain naturally includes the insular French of the medieval British Isles, generally called Anglo-Norman, but translations and adaptations of Anglo-French poems into Middle English Charlemagne romances will be left to …
Gui de Bourgogne, Chanson de geste du xiiie siècle
Cette nouvelle édition de la chanson tardive de Gui de Bourgogne remplace de manière très opportune celle procurée au xixe s. par François Guessard et Henri-Victor Michelant (Paris, Jannet [Les Anciens Poëtes de la France, 1], 1858). Cette édition souffre évidemment des faiblesses de celles de son époque : basée pour l’essentiel sur le manuscrit de Tours, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 937, mais avec quelques leçons empruntées à celui de Londres, B…
A Fragment of a Lost Chanson de geste
The Broxbourne collection in the Bodleian Library is a collection of rare binding specimens presented to the Library in 1978 through the Friends of the National Libraries by John Ehrman, in memory of his father. Broxb. 28.17 is an octavo edition of Josephus’s Antiquitates judaicae, published in Lyon in 1528. It is in an early sixteenth-century calf binding that features blind-stamped panels that seem to have been used in England. The binding cont…
Three Preludes to the “Song of Roland”: “Gui of Burgundy”, “Roland at Saragossa”, and “Otinel”
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