Lyric Discourse and Female Vocality: On the Unsilencing of Silence
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The practice of lyric allows both Silence and Nicolete of chantefable fame to transcend the limits of gender, by validating both their male and female personae at once. Whether purely literary convention or reality, this empowerment is characteristic of medieval lyric discourse.
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Arthuriana (Volume 12)Publication milestones
- Published - 2002
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Published - 2002
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- Scopus: 80053747805
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