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... language , Latin , the language which , significantly , displaces the mother- tongue . This exhibits the self - congratulatory way jargon of a social group works against those outside it to keep them outside , the way , when the group ...
... language , Latin , the language which , significantly , displaces the mother- tongue . This exhibits the self - congratulatory way jargon of a social group works against those outside it to keep them outside , the way , when the group ...
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... language , the political form of a parliament ) , the poet invites the reader to take this as a gamesome model of the society she or he inhabits . The aristocratic birds , speaking a distinctly courtly language , monopolise the assembly ...
... language , the political form of a parliament ) , the poet invites the reader to take this as a gamesome model of the society she or he inhabits . The aristocratic birds , speaking a distinctly courtly language , monopolise the assembly ...
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... language and forms of ' love ' offering no grounds for any kind of optimism about the possibility of mutual ' blisse ' in such marriages . It is worth noting that Chaucer's art includes a more comic treatment of the discourse of courtly ...
... language and forms of ' love ' offering no grounds for any kind of optimism about the possibility of mutual ' blisse ' in such marriages . It is worth noting that Chaucer's art includes a more comic treatment of the discourse of courtly ...
Table des matières
Chaucers Representations of Society | 14 |
Chaucers Representations of Religion | 37 |
Chaucers Representations of Marriage | 62 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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