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Deskriptoren: Schütz, Lieselotte (1934-) • Steadman, John M. (1918-2012)


1Buchbeitrag  Felicity and mutability. Boethian framework of the Troilus
Steadman, John M.. (1994) - In: Chaucer's Humor. Critical Essays S. 397-423

2Artikel  Satan in orbit and medieval demonology (Paradise Lost, IX, 64-66)
Steadman, John M.. (1975) - In: English language notes Bd. 12, 3 (1975) S. 161-163

3Monographie  Disembodied Laughter: Troilus and the Apotheosis Tradition
Steadman, John M.. - Berkely (1972)

4Artikel  Iconography and renaissance drama: ethical and mythological themes
Steadman, John M.. (1970 - 1971) - In: Research opportunities in Renaissance drama Bd. 13/14 (1970/71) S. 73-122

5Buchbeitrag  "Courtly love" as a problem of style
Steadman, John M.. (1968) - In: Chaucer und seine Zeit. Symposium für Walter F. Schirmer S. 1-33

6Artikel  Chaucer's pardoner and the "Thesaurus meritorium"
Steadman, John M.. (1965) - In: English language notes Bd. 3, 1 (1965) S. 4-7

7Artikel  Eve's dream and the conventions of witchcraft
Steadman, John M.. (1965) - In: Journal of the history of ideas Bd. 26 (1965) S. 567-574

8Artikel  Tantalus and the dead sea apples ("Paradise lost", X, 547-73)
Steadman, John M.. (1965) - In: Journal of English and Germanic Philology Bd. 64 (1965) S. 35-40

9Artikel  Verse without Rime: sixteenth-century Italian defences of "Versi sciolti"
Steadman, John M.. (1964) - In: Italica. Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Italian Bd. 41 (1964) S. 384-402

10Artikel  Old age and "contemptus mundi"in "The pardoner's tale"
Steadman, John M.. (1964) - In: Medium aevum Bd. 33 (1964) S. 121-130

11Artikel  "Meaning" and "name": "some renaissance interpretations of Urania"
Steadman, John M.. (1963) - In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Bd. 64 (1963) S. 209-232

12Artikel  The Prioress' brooch and St. Leonard
Steadman, John M.. (1963) - In: English studies. A journal of English language and literature Bd. 44 (1963) S. 350-353

13Artikel  Allegory and Verisimilitude in Paradise Lost: The Problem of the "Impossible Credible"
Steadman, John M.. (1963) - In: Publications of the Modern Language Association of America Bd. 78 (1963) S. 36-39

14Artikel  The "Prioress's Tale" and 'Granella of Paradiso'
Steadman, John M.. (1962) - In: Mediaeval Studies Bd. 24 (1962) S. 388-391

15Artikel  Dalila, the Ulysses myth, and Renaissance allegorical tradition ("Samson Agonistes, 934")
Steadman, John M.. (1962) - In: The modern language review Bd. 57 (1962) S. 560-565

16Artikel  The "Ecloga Theoduli", the "General Estoria" and the Perseus-Bellerophon Myth
Steadman, John M.. (1962) - In: Mediaeval Studies Bd. 24 (1962) S. 384-387
https://doi.org/10.1484/J.MS.2.306801

17Artikel  Miracle and the Epic Marvellous in "Paradise Lost"
Steadman, John M.. (1961 - 1962) - In: Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen Bd. 198 (1961/62) S. 289-303

18Artikel  Busiris, the Exodus, and Renaissance Chronography
Steadman, John M.. (1961) - In: Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire Bd. 39 (1961) S. 794-803
http://www.persee.fr/articleAsPDF/rbph_0035-0818_1961_num_39_3_2376/article_rbph_0035-0818_1961_num_39_3_2376.pdf?mode=light

19Artikel  Sin, Echidna and the viper's blood
Steadman, John M.. (1961) - In: The modern language review Bd. 56 (1961) S. 62-66

20Artikel  Chaucer's Thirty Pilgrims and Activa Vita
Steadman, John M.. (1961) - In: Neophilologus Bd. 45 (1961) S. 224-229

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