Jean Juvénal des Ursins, Linguist and Translator? Policies and Memory of Language in Late Medieval France
Sébastien Cazalas
The epistles and political speeches of Jean Juvénal des Ursins contain varied ideas on language. This essay attempts to offer significant insights into his linguistic considerations. An analysis the language translation principles, in works bishop Charles VII France, suggests a subtle but strong activism at time when nationalism was emerging across Europe. systematic use Latin reflect modern can be considered militant act context restoration King France's prerogatives. Juvénal's militancy also appears allegorical devices he uses, which are based morphological manipulations.
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