French of England

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    • French of England Translation Series (FRETS)
    • Language and Culture in Medieval Britain: The French of England, c.1100-c.1500
    • Vernacular Literary Theory from the French of Medieval England: Texts and Translations, c. 1120-c. 1450
    • Oxford Bibliographies Online
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    • The Prisoner’s Lament
    • Benedeit, Le Voyage de saint Brendan
    • Geffrei Gaimar, L’Estoire des engleis
    • Anonymous, Le Jeu d’Adam
    • Herman de Valenciennes, Li Romanz de Dieu et de sa mere
    • Nicole Bozon, Le Char d’Orgueil
    • Clemence of Barking, La Vie de sainte Catherine
    • Geffrei Gaimar, L’Estoire des engleis
    • Denis Piramus, La Vie de saint Edmond le martyre
    • A Nun of Barking, La Vie d’Edouard le Confesseur
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    • The French of England: Annotated Short Bibliography and Resources
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Course Syllabi

We recognize that some of the syllabi here are from some years ago, but their thematic categories and bibliographic references may prove useful for those planning their own courses.

The French of England I: Texts and Territories in Medieval Britain

The French of England II: Texts and Manuscripts

The French of England III: Documentary and Literary Culture

The French of England: Texts, Territories, and Contexts

The French of England: Texts and Literacies in a Multilingual Culture

The French of England: Anglo-Norman in a Multilingual Culture

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