« Quelque chose à dire » by Jean-Yves Laurichesse

“…Elle reflète indirectement une éthique personnelle dont on peut discerner les contours : quête de la vérité derrière les masques, dénonciation de la violence et de l’injustice, nostalgie d’une primitivité heureuse. …”
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Poetry and the court in the reign of Charles I by Thomson, E

“…Court culture pictured an Arcadian England in gardens, portraits, and masques. The English Jerusalem was an island church where order and peace prevailed, and the material world became a medium for the spiritual. …”

Performing the Arthurian legend in late Elizabethan and early Jacobean England c. 1575-1610 by Brown, F

“…Rather, by scrutinizing progress entertainments, archery pageants, Inns of Court plays, tournament shows, and court masques, it reveals how performance cultures in this period shaped and were shaped by the Arthurian legend. …”

LA PEQUEÑA ZATEZALO: HISTORIA DE LA COMUNIDAD DE LOBE BLOCK EN WEDDING, BERLÍN by ANA ZATEZALO

“…Esta es una historia de Berlin sintiendo su trauma colectivo y reprocesando el libro Berlin Masques que John Hejduk escribio en 1981 –hace mas de 40 ans– para reconciliar Berlin con el trauma de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. …”
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The life and works of William and Philip Hayes (1708-77 & 1738-97) by Heighes, S

“…The thesis includes a complete descriptive catalogue of their works (with music incipits for instrumental items), and provides detailed consideration of their achievements in five major areas: sacred vocal music; cantatas, songs and convivial vocal music; concerti grossi and keyboard concertos; trio and accompanied sonatas; and large-scale vocal works (oratorios, odes and masques).</p>…”

The particularisation of error within the 'culture of fact', 1600-1650 by Penge, ELN

“…Poems by Spenser and Fletcher, and masques by Middleton and Campion reflect the shifting status of Protestant Truth, a key context of error, and its consequences for the representation of error. …”

Chastity on the early modern English stage, 1611-1649 by Lander, B

“…</p> <p>Focussing on Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale, two plays by John Ford, Caroline court masques and birthing rituals, Milton’s A Maske and a number of non-professional performances (from the Earl of Castlehaven’s trial to William Harvey’s demonstration of the circulation of the blood), ‘Chastity on the Early Modern English Stage’ describes the four tropes of chastity and their place in tragicomic experience from the death of Elizabeth I to the beheading of Charles I. …”

The idea of metamorphosis in some English Renaissance writers by Chaudhuri, S, Chaudhuri, Supriya

“…</p> <p>The Epilogue, dealing with the negative image of transformation in Jonson's. plays and the positive one in the masques, concludes the study while suggesting further directions for exploration.…”

A court in transition: the literary culture of the English court, c. 1590-1612 by Gausden, CP

“…</p> <p>Most previous investigations of early Jacobean English court culture have focused on a limited number of texts, especially court masques. By contrast, this thesis provides the first sustained study of a broad range of literary texts written, read and performed by courtiers, who carried out a variety of roles at the court. …”

Production et composition du lait de brebis : effets de l’alimentation by F. BOCQUIER, G. CAJA

“…Dans les conditions pratiques d’élevage de brebis laitières, généralement alimentées en groupes, les effets de l’alimentation sont souvent masqués par d’autres facteurs d’élevage connus pour modifier eux-mêmes la composition du lait. …”
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Systèmes de production laitiers en montagne : évolutions récentes et adaptations possibles. Exemple d’exploitations en Haute-Loire by L. DOBREMEZ, G. LIENARD, M. BARRET

“…Les trois premières années, les effets ont été masqués par les limitations de rendement provenant du climat lui-même et par l’octroi de références supplémentaires. …”
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