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This volume presents "The Romaunt of the Rose" from the unique Glasgow manuscript, in parallel with its original, "Le Roman de la Rose." Attributed to Geoffrey Chaucer, "The Romaunt of the Rose" is a Middle English translation of the Old French poem "Le Roman de la Rose," a significant example of dream vision literature. The original French poem was composed in two stages, initially by Guillaume de Lorris circa 1230, and completed by Jean de Meun circa 1275-1280.
This edition offers readers the opportunity to examine the Middle English text alongside its French source, providing valuable insights into the translation techniques and literary interpretations of the medieval period. "The Romaunt of the Rose" is a foundational text for the study of both English and French medieval literature, exploring themes of courtly love, allegory, and philosophical inquiry.
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