1. Movement and memory some thoughts on modernist poetry, in particular that of Valery Larbaud

   • Hans Van Stralen

   Articles Pages: 511 - 529

2. Vos qui les biaus mos entendez: Audience collusion in twelfth-century French narrative

   • David A. Fein

   Articles Pages: 531 - 539

3. The narrative of desire: Boccaccio and the FrenchDecamerons of the 15th and 16th centuries

   • Lance K. Donaldson-Evans

   Articles Pages: 541 - 552

4. Vauvenargues' rhetoric of disjunction, or the disintegration of understanding in the integration of knowledge

   • Judith Spencer

   Articles Pages: 553 - 571

5. Notas de crítica textual sobre elLaberinto de Fortuna de Juan de Mena

   • Maxim P. A. M. Kerkhof

   Articles Pages: 573 - 586

6. Tragedy and politics inJueces en la noche

   • J. J. Macklin

   Articles Pages: 587 - 600

7. How valid is the Anglo-Scandinavian language passage inGunnlaug's saga as historical evidence?

   • Magnús Fjalldal

   Articles Pages: 601 - 609

8. Der Berg und die Seele Überlegungen zu Tiecks “Runenberg”

   • Klaus F. Gille

   Articles Pages: 611 - 623

9. Peter Huchel als Propagandist? Über die Autorschaft des Hörspiels “Die Greuel von Denshawai”

   • Hub Nijssen

   Articles Pages: 625 - 635

10. Noblere, blerig “bald” in old English

    • P. R. Kitson

    Articles Pages: 637 - 652

11. The figure of the archer inBeowulf and the Anglo-Saxon psalter

    • Mark Atherton

    Articles Pages: 653 - 657

12. “There are secret signs we know, we two”: Echoes from homer in Jack Richardson'sThe Prodigal

    • Johan Callens

    Articles Pages: 659 - 673

13. The foreseen wolf and the path of wisdom: Proverbial and beast lore inAtlakviδA

    • Thomas D. Hill

    Note Pages: 675 - 677

14. List of authors

    Legacy Pages: 679 - 679