The Word made land: Incarnationalism and the spatial poetics and pragmatics of largesse in medieval Cornish drama
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Auteurs : H. Paul ManningSource :
- Semiotica [ 0037-1998 ] ; 2003.
English descriptors
- Entity :
- geog : Penryn, river Hayle.
- pers : Bakere, Basso, Bechter, Davidson, Hall, King, King David, King Solomon, Kolve, Pilate.
- place : Aachen, Britain, Constantinople, Europe, Exeter, Falmouth, Jerusalem, Moscow, Rome, St. Agnes, St. Gluvias, St. Keverne, York.
- Teeft :
- Actualizing cosmology, Albert tricomi, Alexandra johnston, Ancient cornish drama, Annual review, Auerbach, Bakere, Bechter, Biblical character, Biblical drama, Biblical event, Bodmin, Bohelland, Budock, Cambridge university press, Chicago press, Clifford davidson, Comparative drama, Contextual, Contextual order, Cornish, Cornish land, Cornish locality, Cornish ordinalia, Cornish study, Cornwall, Cosmological, Cosmological narrative, Cosmological opposition, Cosmological order, Cosmological truth, Cosmological type, Cosmological value, Critical essay, Distal region, Distant community, Distant parish, Distant region, Distant town, Domini, Dramatic context, Dramatic representation, Early drama, English medieval drama, English parish drama, Episcopal manor, Evil bishop, Evil gift, Evil service, Figural interpretation, Final gift, First gift, First martyr, Gift, Glasney, Glasney college, Gluvias, Gluvias parish, Good gift, Good king, Good servant, Good service, Guild structure, Historical narrative, Historical order, Immediate locality, Incarnation, Incarnationalism, John stroupe, King david, King solomon, Kolve, Land grant, Language ideology, Larger locality, Largess, Largesse, Liturgical, Liturgical calendar, Local area, Local audience, Local community, Local festival, Local geography, Local parish, Local space, Local town, Locality, Longsworth, Lostwithiel, Magic circle, Manner similar, Medieval biblical drama, Medieval cornish drama, Medieval drama, Medieval realism, Metapragmatic function, Middle age, Moral distinction, Moral nature, Moral quality, Moral term, Moral universe, Moral value, Mundi, Murdoch, Negative association, Norris, Ordinalia, Origo, Origo mundi, Out darkness, Oxford university press, Pace bechter, Parish, Parmentier, Parochial drama, Passio domini, Penryn, Penryn area, Penryn foreign, Pilate, Place name, Positive association, Possible context, Pragmatic context, Resurrection, Resurrexio, Resurrexio domini, Ritual practice, Royal advent, Same time, Seal rock, Second series, Semiotic, Semiotic ideology, Semiotic logic, Sixteenth century, Small farm, Spatial category, Spatial distinction, Spatial poetics, State university, Subaltern potentate, Syntagmatic opposition, Textual, Textual largess, Textual moment, Textual order, Textual poetics, Textual universe, Timeless truth, Torturer, Typological, Typologically parallel, Wale press, Western apache, Western cornwall.
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DOI: 10.1515/semi.2003.068
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