Google Books: By Edwin M. Duval, 1997
Publisher: Droz, (Travaux d’humanisme et Renaissance)
Pub. Date: January 1997
ISBN-13: 9782600002288
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210: Increasingly thoughout the Pantagruelion chapters he hints that the “mot de l’enigme” is itself an enigma to be deciphered, that “flax-hemp” is merely a …
211. But the polyvalence and indeterminacy of Pantagruelion are not ends in themselves. Like all hermeneutic aporias in the Tiers Livre…
218. His ill-concieved, anticlamctic excursus on Pantagruelion is more futile tub-rolling by the same author who has already confessed his imperfections and …
212. On this level the only entirely correct interpretation of the Pantagruelion enigma is the one Pantagruel himself offered in the corresponding episode of …
219. It is highly significant that as he progresses through the Pantagruelion chapters “M. Fran. Rabelais docteur en Medicine” sounds more and more line “feu…
130. The ecstasies of the praise of Pantagruelion, no less than those of the praise of debts, are a deceptive and self-deluding error.
209. The Tiers Livre ends — appropriately for a book about interpretation — with an interpretive crux, the enigma of Pantagruelion. On one level this enigma is a …
213. In one of the most compelling readings of these final chapters to date David Quint has linked Pantagruelion to tnterpretation in …