Representing the Dead: Epitaph Fictions in Late-Medieval France (Gallica, 40)
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Representing the Dead: Epitaph Fictions in Late-Medieval France (Gallica, 40)

by Helen J Swift

Literary Criticism Medieval Studies French Literature
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Representing the Dead explores epitaph fictions in late-medieval France. Helen J. Swift’s study considers literary representations of the dead within the cultural and historical context of the period, offering a focused contribution to medieval French studies and the Gallica series.

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Representing the Dead examines epitaph fictions in late-medieval France.

The book focuses on how the dead are represented through literary and commemorative forms.

Part of the Gallica series, it offers a focused study for readers interested in medieval French culture, literature, and historical approaches to death.

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