قرون وسطایی‌گری و روح مدرنیسم: ویرایش شده توسط R. Howard Bloch و Stephen G. Nichols

"While modernists are currently so mired in the question of who did what to whom during World War II that they have lost a sense of intellectual urgency, the study of medieval literature and culture has never been more alive or at a more interestingly innovative stage." -- from the Introduction Medievalism and the Modernist Temper brings major and outstanding younger medievalists into confrontation with the notion of medievalism itself in order to chart the directions the field has taken in the past and may take in the future. The collection not only explores modern conceptions of cultural patterns in the Middle Ages but also makes a significant contribution to the wider field of sociology of knowledge in the humanities. In its largest sense, it is a study of the institution of modern scholarship, using medieval literature as a focus. Contributors are R. Howard Bloch, Alain Boureau, E. Jane Burns, Michael Camille, Alain Corbellari, John M. Ganim, John M. Graham, Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Suzanne Fleischman, David Hult, Carl Landauer, Seth Lerer, Stephen G. Nichols, Per Nykrog, and Jeffrey M. Peck."This highly original, polemical and paradigm-shifting book challenges academics to look more closely at the ideological foundations of the very disciplines we practice. Perhaps its most extraordinary contribution to literary studies as a whole (and it emerges with luminous clarity from the editors' Introduction) is to offer a new, historicized means of reviving what was once known as 'source studies.'" -- Jody Enders, University of California, Santa Barbara "While modernists are currently so mired in the question of who did what to whom during World War II that they have lost a sense of intellectual urgency, the study of medieval literature and culture has never been more alive or at a more interestingly innovative stage." -- from the Introduction Medievalism and the Modernist Temper brings major and outstanding younger medievalists into confrontation with the notion of medievalism itself in order to chart the directions the field has taken in the past and may take in the future. The collection not only explores modern conceptions of cultural patterns in the Middle Ages but also makes a significant contribution to the wider field of sociology of knowledge in the humanities. In its largest sense, it is a study of the institution of modern scholarship, using medieval literature as a focus. Contributors are R. Howard Bloch, Alain Boureau, E. Jane Burns, Michael Camille, Alain Corbellari, John M. Ganim, John M. Graham, Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Suzanne Fleischman, David Hult, Carl Landauer, Seth Lerer, Stephen G. Nichols, Per Nykrog, and Jeffrey M. Peck. "This highly original, polemical and paradigm-shifting book challenges academics to look more closely at the ideological foundations of the very disciplines we practice. Perhaps its most extraordinary contribution to literary studies as a whole (and it emerges with luminous clarity from the editors' Introduction) is to offer a new, historicized means of reviving what was once known as 'source studies.'" -- Jody Enders, University of California, Santa Barbara vii, 496 pages : 25 cm Includes bibliographical references Introduction / R. Howard Bloch and Stephen G. Nichols -- 1. Modernism and the Politics of Medieval Studies / Stephen G. Nichols -- 2. National Identity and the Politics of Publishing the Troubadours / John M. Graham -- 3. The Science of Imposture and the Professionalization of Medieval Occitan Literary Studies / Laura Kendrick -- 4. "In the Beginning Was the Word": Germany and the Origins of German Studies / Jeffrey M. Peck -- 5. The Myth of Medieval Romance / John M. Ganim -- 6. "Du bon et du bon marche": The Abbe Migne's Fabulous Industrialization of the Church Fathers / R. Howard Bloch -- 7. Gaston Paris and the Invention of Courtly Love / David F. Hult -- 8. Feminism and the Discipline of Old French Studies: Une Bele Disjointure / E. Jane Burns, Sarah Kay, Roberta L. Krueger and Helen Solterer -- 9. Joseph Bedier, Philologist and Writer / Alain Corbellari -- 10. A Warrior Scholar at the College de France: Joseph Bedier / Per Nykrog This title provides a complete overview of the functions and responsibilities of the controller and management accountant's function in a corporation. This classic work, first published in 1952, continues to cover all aspects of management accounting from the controller's perspective. This text explores modern conceptions of cultural patterns in the Middle Ages. It aims to bring medievalists into confrontation with the notion of medievalism itself, in order to chart the directions the field has taken in the past and may take in the future.