- A
fabliau (French pronunciation: [fabljo];
plural fabliaux) is a comic,
often anonymous tale
written by
jongleurs in
northeast France between c. 1150...
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Larry Benson remarks: The
central episode of the Merchant's Tale is like a
fabliau,
though of a very
unusual sort: It is cast in the high style, and some...
- century.
Boccaccio could have
possibly also
taken the tale from a
French fabliau, "L'Evesque qui
benit sa maitresse" ("The
bishop who
blesses his mistress")...
- "
Fabliau of Florida" is a poem in
Wallace Stevens's
first book of poetry, Harmonium.
Fabliau of
Florida Barque of
phosphor On the
palmy beach, Move...
-
television series Premise Types of
fiction with
multiple endings Form
Drama Fabliau Flash fiction Folklore Fable Fairy tale
Legend Myth Tall tale Gamebook...
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Ysengrimus is a
Latin fabliau and mock epic,
containing a
series of
anthropomorphic fables thought to have been
written in 1148 or 1149 CE by the poet...
- tale that
mocks the Miller's profession. The tale is
based on a po****r
fabliau (also the
source of the
Sixth Story of the
Ninth Day of The Decameron)...
- des
structures narratives du
fabliau a la nouvelle". in
Gabriel Bianciotto,
Michel Salvat. Épopée animale, fable,
fabliau.
Publication Univ
Rouen Havre...
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television series Premise Types of
fiction with
multiple endings Form
Drama Fabliau Flash fiction Folklore Fable Fairy tale
Legend Myth Tall tale Gamebook...
- **** speak" (French: "Le
Chevalier qui fist
parler les cons") is a
French fabliau.
Seven versions of it remain,
including one in MS
Harley 2253 (a m****cript...
