„… the courtly aristocracy, or by a pragmatic awareness of the material stakes of preserving a …” „… indirect reference that it necessitates function as the key to a programmatic parody of courtly romance in …” „… described in a tale).37Damoisele’s staged interference between fabliau discourse and the courtly discourses …”

„… freedom considerably more strongly than his predecessor.30Ethics in Everyday LifeThe short fable “The …” „… , considerable agency determining her life.Strategy and MethodologyFinally, let us compare the last fable in both …” „… life, particularly on feudal social structure and questions of justice . . . and the people’s …”

„… dare, or sword to draw, When Helen is defended, nor none so noble Whose life were ill bestowed, or …” „… from the register of courtly love and knightly honour: “our several honours all engaged” (2.2.124 …” „… her as beloved lady in the courtly love tradition, ideally she should be unattainable, but Paris …”

„… social life. The paper focuses on the performance of a humanist education in Middleton’s comedy A Chaste …” „… part of a socio economic calculus but rejects the socio economic value of Latin for life in the …” „… singularly unsuited for city life. At the same time, in the context of commercial theatre, the comic …”

„… Benehmens ab: 2.a »The manners, bearing, habits of life, etc., characteristic of a gentleman or gentle …” „… ground of, manners or habits of life«. 247Humanistische Bildung und ökonomisches Kalkül bear the port …” „… of a polish that would stand them in good stead in later life.« 36 Autoren des 16. und frühen 17 …”

„… Standardbiographien zu John Donne ist R. C. Bald, John Donne. A Life, Oxford 1970; zu einer besonderen …” „… bloßen, herrschaftsfeiernden wie repräsentierenden ›courtly satellites‹ – ist sie unabdingbare …” „… den jeweiligen Adelsstufen als dessen ›courtly satellites‹ siehe etwa James W. Saunders,The Profession …”

„… circumcision is embroidered on it both in writing and as an image. The image reflects courtly life and Jewish …” „… Baumgarten’s argument for the Middle Ages, namely that clothing was associated with life-cycle events, and …” „… and dangerous. After a successful entry into life, newborn girls in southern Ger-many were given their …”

„… of courtly love; secondly, in the use of ambiguous language with an erotic subtext; and thirdly, in …” „… the field of politics and public life, both conceived as realm of the fickle schemings of fortuna. In …” „… , Zäunemann’s poems address marriage as well as the single life. Particularly in texts that integrate …”