Born to Write

Born to Write

Literary Families and Social Hierarchy in Early Modern France

Oxford University Press

03/2020

432

Dura

Inglês

9780198852391

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Preface Part I. Introduction 1: Hierarchy and heredity 2: Why this time and place? 3: Inheritance under the law 4: Transmission beyond legal inheritance: socio-cultural legacy 5: Other collectivities 6: Family literature 7: The family function Part II. Family Literature: A Social Survey 8: Family literature: extent and social profile 9: Works shaped by family 10: Not going to plan 11: Conclusions Part III. Promoting Family Literature 12: Families and the emergence of literary history 13: La Croix du Maine's Bibliotheque (1584) 14: Scevole de Sainte-Marthe's Elogia (1598-1630) 15: Conclusions Part IV. The Marot Family 16: Introducing the Marots 17: The extent and the limits of a family's ascent through poetry 18: Moulding social hierarchy by communicating experience of it: Clement Marot's poetry 19: Conclusions Part V. The Brouart-Vatable-Beroald-Verville Family 20: Two deaths in the family: 1526, 1626 21: From barber-surgeon's son to professor: Matthieu Beroald 22: From professor's son to 'Francois Beroalde, escuyer, sieur de Verville, docteur en medicine' 23: Conclusions Conclusions Appendix: Families with more than one literary producer
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