Introduction: Encountering Consolation | p. 1 |
Consolation and Desire | |
Touching Singularity: Consolation, Philosophy, and Poetry in the French dit | p. 21 |
The Doubled Joys of Troilus and Criseyde | p. 39 |
The Consolation of Beatrice and Dante's Dream of the Siren as Vilification Cure | p. 61 |
Yearning and Learning: Spaces of Desire in Jean Lemaire de Belges' Concorde des deux langages (1511) | p. 79 |
Coming Together: Consolation and the Rhetoric of Insinuation in Boccaccio's Decameron | p. 95 |
Consolation and Loss | |
Stoic Psychotherapy in the Middle Ages and Renaissance: Petrarch's De Remediis | p. 117 |
Tamainte consolation / me first lymagination: A Poetics of Mourning and Imagination in Late Medieval dits | p. 141 |
Horizons of Loss: Consolation and the Person in the Ackermann by Johannes von Tepl | p. 165 |
Maternal Consolatio in Antoine de La Sale's Le Reconfort de Madame de Fresne | p. 185 |
Boethius Goes to Court: The Consolatio as Advice to Princes from Chaucer to Elizabeth I | p. 205 |
Select Bibliography | p. 227 |
Notes on Contributors | p. 235 |
Index | p. 237 |
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