Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam

Traces of Performance in the Jeu d’Adam The Jeu d’Adam contains many metrically irregular lines which have been explained by the Anglo-Norman origin of its author, yet a closer analysis of this work shows that the original text was metrically regular. It therefore appears that the numerous additio...

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第一著者: Chaguinian, Christophe
フォーマット: Article ou chapitre numérique
言語:Français
出版事項: 2014
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spelling cairn-RMA_193_0543RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2013-3-page-543?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.193.0543 Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam Chaguinian, Christophe2014 actorsAnglo-NormanJeu d'Adammouvancetheatreversificationfre Le Moyen Âge | CXIX | 3 | 2014-04-16 | p. 543-566 | 0027-2841 RMA_19349 Traces of Performance in the Jeu d’Adam The Jeu d’Adam contains many metrically irregular lines which have been explained by the Anglo-Norman origin of its author, yet a closer analysis of this work shows that the original text was metrically regular. It therefore appears that the numerous additions or deletions of lexical units are the result of mouvance. This article demonstrates that these changes were made by actors who modified their lines in order to improve their parts. The Jeu d’Adam is thus remarkable not only as the first known composition of the French repertoire, but also as a document that reveals how actors worked in the 13th century.Cairn free access
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topic actors
Anglo-Norman
Jeu d'Adam
mouvance
theatre
versification
spellingShingle actors
Anglo-Norman
Jeu d'Adam
mouvance
theatre
versification
Chaguinian, Christophe
Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam
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Anglo-Norman
Jeu d'Adam
mouvance
theatre
versification
description Traces of Performance in the Jeu d’Adam The Jeu d’Adam contains many metrically irregular lines which have been explained by the Anglo-Norman origin of its author, yet a closer analysis of this work shows that the original text was metrically regular. It therefore appears that the numerous additions or deletions of lexical units are the result of mouvance. This article demonstrates that these changes were made by actors who modified their lines in order to improve their parts. The Jeu d’Adam is thus remarkable not only as the first known composition of the French repertoire, but also as a document that reveals how actors worked in the 13th century.
author Chaguinian, Christophe
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title Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam
title_short Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam
title_full Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam
title_fullStr Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam
title_full_unstemmed Traces de la représentation dans le Jeu d'Adam
title_sort traces de la représentation dans le jeu d'adam
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