1. Les limites de la liberté interprétative dans la lectura médiévale: Le cas Abelard

   • Emmanuel Filhol

   Articles Pages: 481 - 487

2. Italo Calvinos Barone rampante-oder das “Nicht-Land” als “topos” der “U-topie”

   • Mario Klarer

   Articles Pages: 488 - 498

3. Observations on the Beste Glatissant in the Tristan en prose

   • Janina P. Traxler

   Articles Pages: 499 - 509

4. Au monde parallèle des bourgeois gentilshommes: L'Idée d'un règne doux et heureux (1703)

   • Lise Leibacher-Ouvrard

   Articles Pages: 510 - 519

5. Detached adjectives and mimesis in the style of Madame Bovary

   • Matthew Mac Namara

   Articles Pages: 520 - 526

6. Unraveling a woolly text: Ma dompna cuit fasa sen

   • Elizabeth W. Poe

   Articles Pages: 527 - 535

7. Une imitation indirecte de L'altrier cuidai aber druda: Le motet Quant froidure trait a fin/encontre la saison d'esté

   • Dominique Billy

   Articles Pages: 536 - 544

8. Ships, the sea and constancy: A classical image in the Baroque Lyric

   • David Halsted

   Articles Pages: 545 - 560

9. Der arme poet existentielle und triviale aspekte einer literarischen figur

   • Katharina Kaspers

   Articles Pages: 561 - 576

10. Zum mythologischen Heimatbegriff in Siegfried Lenz' Heimatmuseum

    • Wilhelm H. Grothmann

    Articles Pages: 577 - 590

11. The vatic mode in Beowulf

    • A. Leslie Harris

    Articles Pages: 591 - 600

12. Cultural markers in Beowulf: A re-evaluation of the relationship between Beowulf and Christ

    • Daniel F. Pigg

    Articles Pages: 601 - 607

13. The Court of Sapience and the Gude and Godlie Ballatis

    • A. A. MacDonald

    Articles Pages: 608 - 611

14. Melville and the myth of the unified ego; or, the Writers' Revolt: A reading of Pierre

    • W. M. Verhoeven

    Articles Pages: 612 - 634

15. The etymology of oe serc, syrce, syric, on serkr

    • Earl R. Anderson

    Notes Pages: 635 - 636

16. Beowulf as seldguma: Beowulf, lines 247–51

    • Thomas D. Hill

    Notes Pages: 637 - 639