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Bibliographical Note IX, 4(1974) Books, Monographs and Reviews Bibliographical Note IX, 4(1974) Books, monographs and reviews: Anuario de Estudios medievales. Barcelona: Instituto de Historia medieval de España, 1966(t.3); 1967(t.4); 1968(t.5); 1969(t.6). Reviewed by: Gautier Dalché, MA, 80(1974)1, 162-170. Bulatkin, E. W. Structural Arithmetic Metaphor in the Oxford Roland. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1972. Reviewed by: Delbouille, CCM, 17(1974)2, 160-162. Folkart, SFr, 52(1974)1, 125-126. Clare, Lucien. Le Moyen Age espagnol. Paris: Librairie Armand Colin, 1972. Reviewed by: Devoto, CCM, 17(1974)2, 162-165. Cook, R. F. and Crist, L. S. Le deuxième cycle de la croisade: deux études sur son développement. Genève: Droz, 1972. Reviewed by: Bayard, SFr, 52(1974)1, 129-131. Crist, Larry S., ed. Saladin: Suite et fin du deuxième Cycle de la Croisade. Genève: Droz, Paris: Minard, 1972. Reviewed by: Lecoy, Romania, 95(1974)1, 141-142. Dembowski, Peter, ed. Jourdain de Blaye. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1969. Reviewed by: Le Gentil, CCM, 17(1974)1, 61-62. Dufournet, Jean. Cours sur la Chanson de Roland. Paris: CDU-SEDES, 1972. Reviewed by: Brault, CCM, 17(1974)2, 165-166. Guiette, Robert. Romanica Gandensia XIII. Questions de Littérature (seconde série). Gent: Romanica Gandensia, 1972. Reviewed by: Diverres, FS, 28(1974)3, 371-373. 139 140 Olifant/Vol. 2, No. 2/December 1974 Harrison, Robert, trans. The Song of Roland: translated from the Old French and with an introduction. New-York: New American Library, 1970. Reviewed by: Brault, CCM, 17(1974)1, 77-78. Van Emden, FS, 28(1974)3, 308. Lacarra, José María. Estudios de Alta Edad Media Española. Valencia: Anúbar, 1971. McCormack, James R., ed. Gui de Nanteuil (Chanson de geste). Genève: Droz; Paris: Minard, 1970. Reviewed by: Callu-Turiaf, CCM, 17(1974)2, 172-174. Mélanges de linguistique française, de philologie et littérature médiévales offerts à Monsieur Paul Imbs par ses collègues, ses élèves et ses amis à l'occasion de son soixante-cinquième anniversaire. Travaux de linguistique et de littérature, No. XI, 1. Strasbourg: Centre de philologie et de littératures romanes de l'Université, 1973. Palermo, J., ed. Le Roman d'Hector et d'Hercule: Chanson de geste en franco-italien. Genève: Droz, 1972. Reviewed by: Pellegrini, CCM, 17(1974)1, 74-76. Robertson, H. S., trans. The Song of Roland: translated with an intro- duction and notes. (Everyman's University Paperback, No. 1777). London: Dent, 1972. Reviewed by: Brault, CCM, 17(1974)1, 77-78. Rodríguez-Puértolas, Julio. De la Edad media a la edad conflictiva: estudios de literatura española. Madrid: Gredos, 1972. Reviewed by: Parker, Hispania, 57(1974)3, 595-596. Studies in medieval literature and languages in memory of Frederick Whitehead. Eds. W. Rothwell, W. R. J. Barron, D. Blamires, L. Thorpe. Manchester: University Press; New York: Barnes & Noble, 1974. Vance, Eugene. Reading the Song of Roland. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice- Hall, 1970. Emplaincourt/Bibliographical Note 141 Reviewed by: Delbouille, CCM, 17(1974)2, 183-184. Waltman, Franklin M. Concordance to Poema de Mio Cid. University Park, Pa.: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1972. Reviewed by: Pellen, CCM, 17(1974)2, 187-188. Articles, review articles and notes: Brault, Gerard J., "Ganelon et Roland. Deux anecdotes du traître con- cernant le héros," Romania, 92(1971)3, 392-402. Reviewed by: Stramignoni, SFr, 52(1974)1, 126. Duggan, Joseph J., "Formulaic Diction in the Cantar de Mio Cid and the Old French Epic," Forum for Modern Language Studies, 10(July, 1974)3, 260-269. [N.B., the whole July issue of this journal is devoted to "Oral Poetry."] Fitch, C. Bruce. "A clue to the genealogy of the Gran conquista de Ultramar," RomN, 15(1974)3, 578-580. Galmés de Fuentes, Alvaro. "Les nums d'Almace et cels de Durendal (Chanson de Roland, v. 2143) probable origen árabe del nombre de las dos famosas espadas," in Studia Hispánica in honorem de R. Lapesa. Madrid: Gredos, 1972. Heinemann, E. A. "La place de l'élément brandir la lance dans la structure du motif de l'attaque à la lance," Romania, 95(1974)1, 103- 113. Heinemann, E. A. "Sur la valeur des manuscrits rimés pour l'étude de la tradition rolandienne: tentative pour trouver les filiations des manuscrits TLP," MA, 80(1974)1, 71-87. Marcos Marín, Francisco. "Ayuda de Dios y Obra de Dios en la primitiva épica hispánica," in Studia Hispánica in honorem R. Lapesa. Madrid: Gredos, 1972. Martinez, J. J. V. "Nota sobre la épica medieval española: el motivo de la rebeldía," RBPH, 50(1972)3, 777-792. Pardo, Aristóbulo. "Los versos 1-9 del Poema de mio Cid ¿No comezaba ahí el Poema?" Thesaurus, 27(1972)2, 261-292. Planche, A. "Comme le pin est plus beau que le charme," MA, 80(1974)1, 51-70. 142 Olifant/Vol. 2, No. 2/December 1974 Vance, Eugène. "Roland et la Poétique de la mémoire," Cahiers d'études médiévales (Montréal & Paris), 1(1974), 103-115. Van Emden, W. G. "Another look at Charlemagne's dreams in the Chanson de Roland." FS, 28(1974)3, 258-271. Walsh, John K. "Religious Motifs in the Early Spanish Epic," Revista Hispánica Moderna, 36(1970-1971 [1974])4, 165-172. Waltman, Franklin M. "Synonym choice in the Cantar de mío Cid," Hispania, 57(1974)3, 452-461. Willis, Raymond s. "La crónica rimada del Cid: a school text?" in Studia Hispánica in honorem R. Lapesa. Madrid: Gredos, 1972. November 1, 1974 Edmond A. Emplaincourt Department of Romance Languages University of Alabama -o-oOo-o- French Forum The University of Kentucky is sponsoring a new journal of liter- ary criticism, French Forum, to appear three times a year starting in January 1976. It will publish articles in French and English and wel- comes a multiplicity of approaches. The general editors are: Raymond C. and Virginia A. La Charité. Members of the Société Rencesvals also participating in this journal include: Rupert T. Pickens, managing editor; Gerard J. Brault and William C. Calin, members of the editorial committee. Subscriptions are $8.00 for one year, $15.00 for two years, and $21.00 for three years. A more complete announcement about this journal will appear in a later issue of Olifant. For further infor- mation, write the Editors, French Forum, P.O. Box 11352, Lexington, Kentucky 40511. .
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