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L’Année rabelaisienne
2021, n° 5 varia

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Pages 7 to 7
[Présentation]
Pages 9 to 14
Contents
Pages 15 to 15
Foreword
Pages 17 to 22
Rabelais (and his fifteen minutes)

IN MEMORIAM

Pages 25 to 30
For Michel
Brancher (Dominique)

RELIRE LE « VE LIVRE » /
REREADING THE “FIFTH BOOK”

Pages 33 to 47
On a “movable fivefold infoliature”
Pouey-Mounou (Anne-Pascale), Menini (Romain)
Pages 49 to 94
The mystery of origins L’Isle Sonante in its context in Tours (1544–1562)
Cappellen (Raphaël)
Pages 95 to 104
The allographic manuscript of The Fifth Book
Demonet (Marie-Luce), Jimenes (Rémi)
Pages 105 to 124
“This work is only a part of the fifth book by Rabelais” On a physical approach toward the case of The Fifth Book
Pédeflous (Olivier)
Pages 125 to 147
“Our minds were agreeably entertained” Reflections on the structure of The Fifth Book
Renner (Bernd)
Pages 149 to 164
Self-citations and anti-formalism On some textual echoes in The Fifth Book
Pouey-Mounou (Anne-Pascale)
Pages 165 to 184
Satin, or a blueprint of wonders
Marrache-Gouraud (Myriam)
Pages 185 to 199
Rabelais, scriptwriter of the imaginary worlds of Pliny the Elder The Fifth Book and the BSB copy of the Erasmian edition of Natural History (Basel: Froben, 1525)
La Charité (Claude)
Pages 201 to 210
The lantern in the Temple of the Holy Bottle compared with its source text
Kahn (Didier)

MISCELLANÉES / MISCELLANIES

Pages 213 to 236
Pouches, breeches, and bags Seemly and unseemly adventures in copia
Pouey-Mounou (Anne-Pascale)
Pages 237 to 246
Throwbacks to Gorgô, Baubô, and other bogeymen in Rabelaisian onomastics
Séguin-Brault (Olivier)
Pages 247 to 283
A cold buffet in the Rabelais world Nicolas Buffet and Valérienne Malet, or the art of raking it in on the back of Pantagruel
Cappellen (Raphaël)
Pages 285 to 305
Rabelais on the stage of the Théâtre du Vaudeville at the end of the French Directory Le Quart-d’heure de Rabelais (Paris, Théâtre du Vaudeville, 25 Nivôse, Year VII)
Rouget (Elizabeth), Rouget (François)
Pages 307 to 318
Pantagruel and Saint Nicholas On a Rabelaisian pastiche by Cornelis Reedijk
Smith (Paul J.)
Pages 319 to 362
Laus petandi by Ortuinus Gratius (1951 and 1970) The art of honest farting in Catalan
Crepitus (Magister)
Pages 363 to 388
Interview with Gabriel Marcoux-Chabot

ANNOTATIUNCULÆ

Pages 391 to 395
“In (such) good order” The conquest of the land of the Dipsodes by the Utopians (Pantagruel, XXXI–XXXII)
Le Cadet (Nicolas)
Pages 397 to 406
Rabelais, Scève, and the discovery of an ancient tomb Reflections on Gargantua, I
Lyulekina (Elizaveta)
Pages 407 to 412
Annotating Rabelais with the help of Montaigne On two borrowings from Suetonius in Gargantua
Cappellen (Raphaël)
Pages 413 to 423
In bonam partem interpretari Pantagruelism and interpretation from Gargantua to The Third Book
Renner (Bernd)
Pages 425 to 430
The ventre sabourré (paved stomach), from Plautus to Rabelais
Menini (Romain)
Pages 431 to 435
“Dead from the bite of a she-puss” (Fourth Book, XVII)
Smith (Paul J.)
Pages 437 to 439
The names of the priestess Bacbuc From Barbuc à Baruch
Séguin-Brault (Olivier)
Pages 441 to 446
The jurist Christoph Mellinger (c. 1522–1577), owner of the pseudo-Fifth Book of 1549
Pédeflous (Olivier)
Pages 447 to 451
The elusive François Nierg edition, Antwerp, 1571
Smith (Paul J.)
Pages 453 to 457
Reading Rabelais “in the liberal sense”?
Eremos (Demetrios)
Pages 459 to 462
Rabelais’s Latin and Greek mottos according to Jean Bernier
La Charité (Claude)
Pages 463 to 465
Rabelais wine. From vine to divine, spanning Chinon to South Africa
Pantagruel (L’architriclin de)

CHRONICQUES / CHRONICLES

Pages 469 to 481
Book reviews
Pages 483 to 486
Rabelais on the antiques market (c. 2000–2019)
Pédeflous (Olivier)
Pages 489 to 490
[Quatre publicités Rabelais]

FANFRELUCHES / FRIGGLEFRAGGLES

Pages 491 to 492
How to reread the “torcheculative, or wipe-bummatory discourse” in modern times
Rigolot (François)
Pages 493 to 499
On the 78 books of Pantagruelism
Vernal (Henri)
Pages 501 to 504
Hell
Grilgoth, Astaroth et Raphallus
Pages 505 to 519
Abstracts
L’Année rabelaisienne presents contributions that bear upon all aspects of Rabelais’s life and work, in the form of themed issues and regular features.
  • CLIL theme: 4027 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Lettres et Sciences du langage -- Lettres -- Etudes littéraires générales et thématiques
  • ISBN: 978-2-406-11503-8
  • EAN: 9782406115038
  • ISSN: 2552-3848
  • DOI: 10.15122/isbn.978-2-406-11504-5
  • Publisher: Classiques Garnier
  • Online publication: 04-29-2021
  • Periodicity: Annual
  • Language: French
  • Keyword: Humanism, French literature, 16th century literature, François Rabelais, Cinquiesme livre

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