Publication date: 16.12.2022
Cover design: Dorota Heliasz
Licence:
CC BY
Editorial team
Editor-in-Chief Barbara Markowska
Issue Editor Joanna Gorecka-Kalita
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https://doi.org/10.4467/20843917RC.22.034.16199Słowa kluczowe: Marguerite Porete, Mirror of Simple Souls, medieval mysticism, spiritual allegory, children and old people, progress, Renaissance, translatio studii, School of Chartres, dwarfs and giants, ancient and modern, Jean Molinet, rhetoric, ideal, metaphor, “donet”, Tristan and Isolde, Thomas, fin’amor (courtly love), imperfection, ideal, dualism, idealism, nostalgia, courtesy, chivalry, Arthurian literary cycle, matter of Britain, adventure, Mort le Roi Artu