Jean Clopinel, dit de Meung

Guillon's analysis of the Roman de la Rose sheds new light on the political and cultural milieu of late medieval France. Through a close reading of this influential work of literature, Guillon reveals the complex interplay between courtly love and political power at the time of the reign of Philip IV (1285-1314). He argues that the Roman de la Rose is not only a masterpiece of French literature but also an essential document for understanding the political and intellectual history of the period.

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