French renaissance fountains / by 182741 Miller, Naomi

Diploma of the «French Renaissance» by Y. V. Dubinin

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The Economics and Politics of Louisiana’s Latest French Renaissance by Jérôme Degrave

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“The animal outside”: Animal ingenuity and human prudence in French Renaissance political thought by Garrod, R

“When is a meadow not a meadow?”: dark ecology and fields of conflict in French Renaissance poetry’ by Oliver, J

Exchanges between medical and literary discourses in the French Renaissance: comparing the fascination with “des amas et pieces de chair informes” in Montaigne’s Essais and Joubert’s Erreurs populaires by Worth-Stylianou, V

Exchanges between medical and literary discourses in the French Renaissance: comparing the fascination with "des amas et pieces de chair informes" in Montaigne's Essais and Joubert's Erreurs populaires by Worth-Stylianou, V

“…Exchanges between medical and literary discourses in the French Renaissance: comparing the fascination with “des amas et pieces de chair informes” in Montaigne’s Essais and Joubert’s Erreurs populaires. …”

Under Saturnus inflytande by Anna Carlstedt

“…This article is concerned with how, during the French Renaissance, poets such as Pierre de Ronsard (1524–85) and Joachim du Bellay (1522– 60) began, in the footsteps of ”Nostradamus”, Michel de Nostredame (1503–66), to investigate this ”problem” in their search for genius, heroism, and creativity. …”
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La sodalité dans les dédicaces des ouvrages français de médecine by Worth, V

“…The significance of the concept of 'solidarity' (sociability) in dedications to medical works in the French Renaissance.…”

Mehrdeutigkeit und manieristische Wendung by Marthe Kretzschmar

“… The French Renaissance ceramist Bernard Palissy (c. 1510–1590) made astonishingly lifelike casted and glazed little animals and plants, the so-called rustiques figulines. …”
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<i>La Celestina</i> en la Francia del Renacimiento y del Siglo de Oro: texto y contexto, difusión y fortuna by Florence Serrano

“…French Renaissance readers were able to read La Célestine which was translated from Spanish from 1527 on. …”
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Recensioner by Frida Beckman, Anna Nordenstam, Camilla Brudin Borg, Anna Forssberg, Johanna Vernquist, Lisbeth Larsson

“…THE LOVE DIALOGUE IN ITALIAN AND FRENCH RENAISSANCE LITERATURE Leiden: Brill, 2017, 326 s. …”
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Calvinist Notions of Resistance and Huguenot Noble Propaganda: by Andrei Constantin Sălăvăstru

“…Beholden to the exercise of power of the French Renaissance monarchy based on persuasive capacities, the Huguenot princes and nobles sought to justify their actions and, as such, issued their own “official” propaganda, through proclamations and letters – propaganda that blended Calvinist concerns with more traditional ideas of noble revolt. …”
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La restauration de la fontaine des Innocents à Paris by Elsa Ricaud, Marion Del Sant, Mathieu Rousset-Perrier

“…Within the general framework of its programme for the upkeep and promotion of its public fountains, the City of Paris recently undertook a restoration campaign on the Fontaine des Innocents, a masterpiece dating from the French Renaissance. This campaign had two objectives: firstly – and after about 130 years of debate –, to remove the original sculpted bas-reliefs, now seriously damaged by weathering, to restore these sculptures and to replace them with reproductions; and, secondly, to make water flow again from the fountain, in keeping with its original function. …”
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Spinoza in the Light of Classical and Contemporary Western Philosophy by Ludmila E. Kryshtop, Mohammad Malla

“…However, this “French Renaissance” of Spinoza’s philosophy can be considered as no less significant than the Renaissance of the age of German Enlightenment. …”
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How to deal with spelling variation in early stages of French and English by Lay, M, Duchet, J

“…This view, which is well adapted to texts produced in contemporary periods of language history, is not suited to texts produced during the French Renaissance, and what is true for early French is true for early English too.…”

De l’art d’emprunter : réécriture de Montaigne chez Aciman by Julie Roy

“… On the Art of Borrowing: Rewriting of Montaigne by Aciman ABSTRACT: The influence of Montaigne is fully assumed by the American writer Aciman, and if the Alibis collection, by its form, would readily lend itself to a study of borrowing, the traces of the French Renaissance writer in Aciman are nevertheless met in a much more interesting way in the fiction novel Call Me By Your Name, published in 2007. …”
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Valikuid ja võimalusi: ülevaade Uku Masingu luuletõlkimisest. Choices and possibilities: A survey of Uku Masing’s poetry translations by Aile Tooming

“…The cultures and eras that are the source of the translated texts also form a variegated and extensive tapestry, including ancient Sumer, the Old Testament world, the classical culture of antiquity, the Italian and French Renaissance, and Japanese, Persian and Arabic poetry. …”
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