Description
Book SynopsisGrowing out of a symposium on the Fleury
Playbook at the International Congress on Medieval Studies, this book includes essays from the symposium, as well as additional papers written by scholars whose specialties were not represented at the conference. Each essay covers a unique topic in the study of the
Playbook, utilizing a diverse set of methodological tools and interdisciplinary approaches for subjects which have not heretofore received adequate scholarly attention. The topics at hand are each of significant interest to the field at large.
Table of ContentsPreface
Introduction by Thomas P. Campbell
The Fleury
Playbook, the Traditions of Medieval Latin Drama, and Modern Scholarship by C. Clifford Flanigan
The Home of the Fleury
Playbook by Fletcher Collins, Jr.
Modal and Motivic Coherence in the Music of the Music-Dramas in the Fleury
Playbook by Clyde W. Brockett
The Staging of Twelfth-Century Liturgical Drama in the Fleury
Playbook by David Bevington
Augustine's Concept of the Two Cities and the Fleury
Playbook by Thomas P. Campbell
The Fleury
Raising of Lazarus and Twelfth-Century Currents of Thought by Kathleen M. Ashley
The Iconography of Herod in the Fleury
Playbook and in the Visual Arts by Miriam Anne Skey
Liturgical Dramaturgy and Modern Production by Cynthia Bourgeault
Appendix: Introduction to Orléans, Bibliotèque Municipale, MS
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