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The Festival Context of Villon's Pet au Deable: Martinmas in Late-Medieval Paris

from Essays

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 September 2012

By
Martin W. Walsh
Edited by
Matthew Z. Heintzelman ,
Barbara I. Gusick  and
Martin W. Walsh
Martin W. Walsh
Affiliation:
University of Michigan
Matthew Z. Heintzelman
Affiliation:
Austria Germany Study Center; Saint John's University, Minnesota
Barbara I. Gusick
Affiliation:
Troy University-Dothan, Alabama
Martin W. Walsh
Affiliation:
University of Michigan's Residential College

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