Paul Zumthor

Dados Biográficos

ID559558
NOMEPaul Zumthor
PRENOMESPaul
SOBRENOMEZumthor
ASSINATURAZUMTHOR P
AFILIAÇÕESUniversité de Montréal
VERIFICADONão
TOTAL DE OBRAS30
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES15
TOTAL COMO AUTOR30
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1950
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2003
ÍNDICE H3

  • Presence

    Paul ZumthorCHAPTERMapping Benjamin2003

  • The Medieval Travel Narrative

    Paul Zumthor, Catherine Peebles et al.ARTICLENew Literary History1994

    S EARLY AS the tenth century, the Arab world identified (and sometimes taught) travel narratives as an autonomous literary genre related to the novel. Probably the oldest example was authored by Abu Said, of Siraf, in 915. The tradition was to last up to the seventeenth century, giving birth along the way to the vast narrative of Ibn Battuta, who from 1325 to 1345 traveled throughout Africa and Asia. In the countries of Christendom, texts more or…

  • The New Medievalism. Marina S. Brownlee , Kevin Brownlee , Stephen G. Nichols

    Paul ZumthorARTICLESpeculum1993

  • Carmina figurata

    Open AccessPaul ZumthorARTICLERevista USP1993

  • Einführung in die mündliche Dichtung

    Paul Zumthor, Irene Selle et al.BOOKEinführung in Die Mündliche…1990

  • Writing and Nomadism (A Conversation with Andre Beaudet)

    Paul Zumthor, Andre Beaudet et al.ARTICLENew Literary History1989

    ANDRi BEAUDET: Your literary activities, Paul Zumthor, extend over a period of more than forty years. You made a career in university teaching from which you are now released, if I may say so, free to write and to travel. Some thirty books mark the route, among them essays, fiction, and some popular works. One part of this intense production revolves around a privileged subject, the Middle Ages, whose constant reevaluation you never stopped propo…

  • L’oubli et la tradition

    Paul ZumthorARTICLELe Genre humain1988

  • Critical Paradoxes

    Paul ZumthorARTICLEModern Language Notes1987

  • Les marques du chant. Le point de vue du philologue

    Paul ZumthorARTICLERevue de musicologie1987

  • Chansons « médiatisées »

    Paul ZumthorARTICLEÉtudes françaises1986Citada por: 1

    PAUL ZUMTHORQue la nature du medium influe sur le sens du message, on le sait depuis McLuhan ; qu'elle en affecte la forme, c'est probable sinon tout à fait évident; de façon globale, sinon exactement repérable dans le grain de la matière.Influer sur signifie, dans ce contexte, «modifier», c'est-à-dire moduler d'une certaine manière et, à terme, trans-former.Qu'un disque, compact ou pas, tienne lieu -prenne la place -d'un chanteur vivant, de sa v…

  • The Impossible Closure of the Oral Text

    Paul Zumthor, Jean McGarryARTICLEYale French Studies1984Citada por: 1

  • The Text and the Voice

    Paul Zumthor, Marilyn C EngelhardtARTICLENew Literary History1984Citada por: 3Referências: 1

  • Intertextualité et mouvance

    Paul ZumthorARTICLELittérature1981Citada por: 4

    Zumthor Paul. Intertextualite et mouvance. In: Litterature, n°41, 1981. Intertextualite et roman en France, au Moyen Âge. pp. 8-16

  • The Great Game of Rhetoric

    Paul Zumthor, Edward Tomarken et al.ARTICLENew Literary History1981

    rT _HAT quintessential theater, the court, is the center and perennial emblem of the universe. Meticulously ordered according -to the rules of a representation which is both pleasing and serious, it is staffed by nobles, loyal scribes dedicated to the expression of devotion to the prince, minstrels, ladies-in-waiting, maids, jesters, and household servants. While the throne is surrounded by famous guests and traveling artists summoned for years o…

  • Le Roman de Flamenca

    Paul ZumthorARTICLESpeculum1979

  • Le Masque et la lumiere

    David Hult, Paul ZumthorARTICLEModern Language Notes1979

  • From Hi(story) to Poem, or the Paths of Pun

    Paul Zumthor, Edward Tomarken et al.ARTICLENew Literary History1979Citada por: 1

    Paul Zumthor, Edward Tomarken, Annette Tomarken, From Hi(story) to Poem, or the Paths of Pun: The Grands Rhétoriqueurs of Fifteenth-Century France, New Literary History, Vol. 10, No. 2, Medieval Literature and Contemporary Theory (Winter, 1979), pp. 231-263

  • Tant de lieux comme un

    Paul ZumthorARTICLEÉtudes françaises1977

  • The Medieval Erotic Alba

    Paul ZumthorARTICLESpeculum1975

  • Making It (New) in the Middle Ages

    Peter Haidu, Paul ZumthorARTICLEdiacritics1974

  • Narrative and Anti-Narrative

    Paul Zumthor, Frank E Yeomans et al.ARTICLEYale French Studies1974

  • Texte et société

    Open AccessPaul ZumthorARTICLESemiotica1973

  • Erich Auerbach ou l'Eloge de la philologie

    Paul ZumthorARTICLELittérature1972Citada por: 5

    Le mot philologie a subi en francais une certaine pej oration due, sans doute, a l'emploi qui en a ete fait depuis trois quarts de siecle dans la terminologie universitaire. Il n'en va pas de meme en d'autres langues, encore que l'on puisse distinguer diverses connotations, mettons, nationales. C'est ainsi que l'anglais philology se rapporte davantage a la langue, tandis que sur le continent le mot entre plutot dans le champ semantique des etudes…

  • Rhétorique médiévale et poétique

    Open AccessPaul ZumthorARTICLEPoetics1971Referências: 1

  • Le Roman courtois

    Open AccessPaul ZumthorARTICLEÉtudes littéraires1971