The Court and Cultural Diversity Selected Papers from the Eighth Triennial Meeting of the International Courtly Literature Society, 1995

`Poet and Prince in Medieval Ireland'. - Gearoid Mac Eoin `Court Poets and Historians in Late Medieval Connaught'. - Nollaig O Muraile `Courtly Acculturation in the Lais and Fables of Marie de France'. - Rupert Pickens `Locating the Court: Socio-Cultural Exchange in Jean Renart's L'Escoufle'. - Francoise H M Le Saux `Negative Self-Promotion: the Troubadour `Sirventes Joglaresc''. - Catherine Léglu `Odd Man Out: Villon at Court'. - Barbara Sargent-Baur *** `Animating Medieval Court Satire'. - Ad Putter `La Fin des Chroniques de Froissart et le tragique de la cour'. - Michel Zink `Domesticating Diversity: Female Founders in Medieval Genealogical Literature and La Fille de comte de Pontieu'. - Donald L Maddox ``Dame Custance la gentil': Gaimar's Portrait of a Lady and Her Books'. - Jean Blacker `Alterity and Subjectivity in the Roman de Melusine'. - Sara Sturm-Maddox `Passelion, Marc l'Essilie et l'ideal courtois'. - Michelle Szkilnik `The Political Songs in the Chronicles of Pierre of Pierre de Langtoft and Robert Mannying'. - Thea Summerfield `Romance after Bosworth'. - Helen Cooper `Courtliness in Some Fourteenth-Century English Pastourelles'. - John Scattergood `Amor in Marie de France Equitan and Fresne: the Failure of the Courtly Ideal'. - June Hall McCash `Secondary Characters in Equitan and Eliduc'. - Joan Brumlik `The Optimistic Love-Poet: Philippe de Beaumanoir'. - Leslie C Brook `The Lady Speaks: The Transformation of French Courtly Poetry in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries'. - Maureen Boulton `Nice Young Girls and Wicked Old Witches: The `Rightful Age' of Women in Middle English Verse'. - Jessica Cooke `Readers, Writers, and Lovers in Grimalte y Gradissa'. - Diana Wright `Shota Rustaveli and the Structure of Courtly Love'. - Bert Beynen `The Tournai Rose as a Secular and a Sacred Epithalamium'. - Lori J. Walters `The Gesta Henrici Quinti and the Bedford Psalter-Hours'. - Sylvia Wright `Medieval Equivalents of `quote-unquote': the Presentation of Spoken Words in Courtly Romance'. - Frank Brandsma `Courtly Romances in the Privy Wardrobe'. - Carter Revard `The Diabolic Hero in Medieval French Narrative: Trubert and Wistasse le Moine'. - A S G Edwards `Richard Hill - a London Compiler'. - Heather Collier `Our Food, Foreign Foods: Food as a Cultural Delimiter in the Middle Ages'. - Terence Scully `Courtly Cooking all'italiana: Gastronomical Approaches to Medieval Italian Literature'. - Christopher Kleinhenz `The Outsider at Court, or What is so Strange about the Stranger?'. - William MacBain ``Pseudo'-Courtly Elements in a Canonical Epic'. - Sara I. James `The Prodigal Knight, the Hungry Mother and the Triple Murder: Mirrors and Marvels in the Dolopathos Dog Story'. - Mary B Speer `Une recluse fort (peu) courtoise: destin d'une anecdote dans le Roman des Sept Sages'. - Yasmina Foehr-Janssens `Courtly Discourse and Folklore in La Manekine'. - Carol J Harvey `The First-Person Narrator in Middle-Dutch Fabliaux'. - Bart Besamusca `The Diabolic Hero in Medieval French Narrative: Trubert and Wistasse le Moine'. - Keith Busby