In the course of middle ages, the Christian Western Europe became forever a civilization based on literacy, as we can see through the output of such amazing illuminated manuscripts during these ten centuries. From insular manuscripts from the early Ninth century and books of hunting from the Fourteenth to Bestiaries from Twelfth and Thirteenth’s, such a flourishing literature gave animals, wild animals and particularly the wolf, an important position. While the Christian Europe started to consider books as essential and holy, wolves and wildness inspired at the same time numeral extensive representations as we can see them in writings. Related to so many wolfy figures, the wolf seems to be a catalyst of both ideas of wildness and questions ...
Around the year 1000 AD, the word Werwolf ceased to be used as an antroponym to describe a man-wolf....
Fear of wolves is a totemic fear found in almost all cultures, starting with the Indo-European civil...
The Illusionary Metamorphosis : from Christian Theories of Metamorphoses to Medieval Images of the W...
In the course of middle ages, the Christian Western Europe became forever a civilization based on li...
Au cours des dix siècles que compte le Moyen Âge, l’Occident chrétien est définitivement devenu une ...
This MPhil will examine whether the extinction of wolves in Early Modern England had any effect on ...
Wolf charmers and wolf leaders, front past to present. Engaged in a privileged relationship with th...
The recent reappearance of wolves in many areas of Europe has stimulated an interest in the past rel...
El lobo, animal peligroso, huidizo, sigiloso, voraz y salvaje, tuvo una presencia importante en el p...
Wolves and werewolves around glass factories in Bas-Dauphiné during the Ancien Régime. During resea...
Ideology, myth and science. The wolf as the object of ail passions. This paper intends to evidence ...
International audienceThe article explores the representation of wolves in a series of works publish...
A full-length study of wolves in Old English literature has yet to be published. With the aim of fil...
451 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007.The wolf has been an object o...
Adorned with gold leaf and brilliant pigments, the illuminations of the fourteenth-century ...
Around the year 1000 AD, the word Werwolf ceased to be used as an antroponym to describe a man-wolf....
Fear of wolves is a totemic fear found in almost all cultures, starting with the Indo-European civil...
The Illusionary Metamorphosis : from Christian Theories of Metamorphoses to Medieval Images of the W...
In the course of middle ages, the Christian Western Europe became forever a civilization based on li...
Au cours des dix siècles que compte le Moyen Âge, l’Occident chrétien est définitivement devenu une ...
This MPhil will examine whether the extinction of wolves in Early Modern England had any effect on ...
Wolf charmers and wolf leaders, front past to present. Engaged in a privileged relationship with th...
The recent reappearance of wolves in many areas of Europe has stimulated an interest in the past rel...
El lobo, animal peligroso, huidizo, sigiloso, voraz y salvaje, tuvo una presencia importante en el p...
Wolves and werewolves around glass factories in Bas-Dauphiné during the Ancien Régime. During resea...
Ideology, myth and science. The wolf as the object of ail passions. This paper intends to evidence ...
International audienceThe article explores the representation of wolves in a series of works publish...
A full-length study of wolves in Old English literature has yet to be published. With the aim of fil...
451 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007.The wolf has been an object o...
Adorned with gold leaf and brilliant pigments, the illuminations of the fourteenth-century ...
Around the year 1000 AD, the word Werwolf ceased to be used as an antroponym to describe a man-wolf....
Fear of wolves is a totemic fear found in almost all cultures, starting with the Indo-European civil...
The Illusionary Metamorphosis : from Christian Theories of Metamorphoses to Medieval Images of the W...