Chapitre 8 : Le Vagabond : Montaigne à cheval et les errances romanesques des Essais Type de publ... more Chapitre 8 : Le Vagabond : Montaigne à cheval et les errances romanesques des Essais Type de publication: Chapitre d'ouvrage Ouvrage: Les Terrains vagues des Essais : Itinéraires et intertextes Pages: 145 à 160 Réimpression de l'édition de: 1996
Type de publication: Chapitre d'ouvrage Ouvrage: Les Terrains vagues des Essais : Itinéraires et ... more Type de publication: Chapitre d'ouvrage Ouvrage: Les Terrains vagues des Essais : Itinéraires et intertextes Pages: 127 à 144 Réimpression de l'édition de: 1996
Story 13 portrays the death of its French protagonist, a naval captain serving Marguerite’s broth... more Story 13 portrays the death of its French protagonist, a naval captain serving Marguerite’s brother, King Francis I. The captain dies in a battle against Ottoman forces near Beirut, but the narrator blames the captain’s second-in-command, a French naval officer. A character known only as the ‘Turk’ becomes the loyal companion who survives to tell the story to the French court. The Turk becomes a ‘fixer,’ a figure of mediation between cultures. Marguerite presents documented historical events, but the narrator portrays those events in ways that complicate a simple portrait of the Ottomans as enemies.
Chapitre 8 : Le Vagabond : Montaigne à cheval et les errances romanesques des Essais Type de publ... more Chapitre 8 : Le Vagabond : Montaigne à cheval et les errances romanesques des Essais Type de publication: Chapitre d'ouvrage Ouvrage: Les Terrains vagues des Essais : Itinéraires et intertextes Pages: 145 à 160 Réimpression de l'édition de: 1996
Type de publication: Chapitre d'ouvrage Ouvrage: Les Terrains vagues des Essais : Itinéraires et ... more Type de publication: Chapitre d'ouvrage Ouvrage: Les Terrains vagues des Essais : Itinéraires et intertextes Pages: 127 à 144 Réimpression de l'édition de: 1996
Story 13 portrays the death of its French protagonist, a naval captain serving Marguerite’s broth... more Story 13 portrays the death of its French protagonist, a naval captain serving Marguerite’s brother, King Francis I. The captain dies in a battle against Ottoman forces near Beirut, but the narrator blames the captain’s second-in-command, a French naval officer. A character known only as the ‘Turk’ becomes the loyal companion who survives to tell the story to the French court. The Turk becomes a ‘fixer,’ a figure of mediation between cultures. Marguerite presents documented historical events, but the narrator portrays those events in ways that complicate a simple portrait of the Ottomans as enemies.
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