The
Memorial Lectures
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Pierre de Ronsard |
Cardinal Richelieu |
François Rabelais |
Niccolò Machiavelli |
Michel Eyquem de Montaigne |
Jaques Amyot |
artist unknown |
by Robert Nanteuil 1657 |
artist unknown |
by Santi di Tito |
by Thomas de Leu |
by Léonard Gaultier |
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1998 |
Francis I: born between two women, Louise de Savoie and Marguerite de Navarre |
Robert Knecht |
Lecture 1 click to read |
1999 |
Assuming homosexuality: the correspondence between André Gide and Eugène Rouart |
David Walker |
Lecture 2 click to read |
2000 |
'Le plus gentil esprit qui soit apparu au
monde depuis les
derniers siècles'
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Sydney Anglo |
Lecture 3 click to read |
2001 |
Lust in action: the faces of Phaedra |
George Brandt |
Lecture 4 click to read |
2002 |
Amyot and Montaigne: for copyright reasons this replaces the original lecture 'Caesar's cloak: diversion as an art of persuasion' accessible via this link. |
Margaret McGowan |
Lecture 5 click to read |
2003 |
Richelieu's exemplary theatre |
Philip Tomlinson |
Lecture 6 click to read |
2004 |
Bruscambille's comic curtain raisers: prologues and paradoxes in the early 17th Century Paris theatre |
Annette Tomarken |
Lecture 7 click to read |
2005 |
Patterns of coherence in Ronsard’s Hynne de Calays et de Zethés: the exploitation of parentheses and lunulae Used by kind permission of the Publishers from 'The exploitation of parentheses and Lunulae in Ronsard's Hynne de Calays et de Zethés', in "Book and Text in France, 1400-1600" eds. Adrian Armstrong and Malcolm Quainton (Farnham etc.: Ashgate, 2007). Copyright © 2007. Link to the original publication sales page. | Malcolm Quainton |
Lecture 8 click to read |
2006 |
Actors, playwrights and
lawyers: |
Alan Howe |
Lecture 9 click to read |
2007 |
Translating the Psalms in 16th Century Europe (Plus downloadable handout) |
Catherine Reuben |
Lecture
10
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to read |
2008 |
Marot, Deschamps and the Five hundred and ninety-two Squirrels |
Christine Scollen-Jimack |
Lecture 11 click to read |
2009 |
Drama and Performance in the 'Satyre Menippée' of 1594 |
Pauline Smith |
Lecture 12 click to read |
2010 |
'Fay ce que voudray': the ideal community
and the
problem of evil from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment |
Peter Jimack |
Lecture 13 click to read |
2011 |
Renaissance poetry and polyphonic music ; the examples of Clement Marot |
Dick Wursten |
Lecture
14 click
to read |