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Introduction Alastair Minnis and Ian Johnson; Part I. The Liberal Artsand the Arts of Latin Textuality: 1. Grammatica and literary theory MartinIrvine with David Thomson; 2. The arts of poetry and prose J. J. Murphy; 3.The arts of letter writing Ronald G. Witt; 4. The arts of preaching SiegfriedWenzel; Part II. The Study of Classical Authors: 5. From late antiquity untilthe twelfth century Winthrop Wetherbee; 6. From the twelfth century untilc.1500 Vincent Gillespie; Part III. Textual Psychologies: Imagination,Memory, Pleasure: 7. Literary imagination and memory Alastair Minnis; 8. Theprofits of pleasure Glending Olson; Part IV. Vernacular Critical Traditions:The Early Middle Ages: 9. Medieval Irish literary theory and criticismPatrick Sims-Williams and Erich Poppe; 10. Anglo-Saxon textual attitudesAnanya Jahanara Kabir; 11. Literary theory and practice in early medievalGermany John Flood; 12. Literary criticism in Welsh before c.1300 MargedHaycock; 13. Criticism and literary theory in Old Norse-Icelandic MargaretClunies Ross; Part V. Vernacular Critical Traditions: The Late Middle Ages:14. Latin commentary tradition and vernacular literature Alastair Minnis,Ralph Hanna, Tony Hunt, Nigel Palmer and Ronald Keightley; 15. Vernacularliterary consciousness: English, French, German Kevin Brownlee, Tony Hunt,Ian Johnson, Nigel Palmer and James Simpson; 16. Occitan grammars and the artof Troubadour poetry Simon Gaunt and John Marshall; 17. Literary theory andpolemic in Castile, c.1200-c.1500 Julian Weiss; 18. Literary criticism inMiddle High German literature Nigel Palmer; 19. Later literary criticism inWales Gruffydd Aled Williams; Part VI. Latin and Vernacular in ItalianLiterary Theory: 20. Dante Alighieri: experimentation and (self-)exegesisZygmunt G. Baranski; 21. The Epistle to Can Grande Zygmunt G. Baranski; 22.The Trecento commentaries on Dante's Commedia Steven Botterill; 23. Latin andvernacular from Dante to the age of Lorenzo (1321-c. 1500) Martin McLaughlin;24. Humanist views on the study of Italian poetry in the early ItalianRenaissance David Robey; 25. Humanist criticism of Latin and vernacular proseMartin McLaughlin; Part VII. Byzantine Literary Theory and Criticism: 26.Byzantine literary criticism and the uses of literature Thomas Conley;Bibliography; Index.