Un territoire à géographie variable

de Jean-Claude Mühlethaler, Delphine Burghgraeve

In the reign of Charles VI, writing was still handed over to copyists, but at the same time authors were aware of their responsibility as writers; hand-written texts by the author appeared, and also silent reading. The period presents itself to critical study as one of decisive changes and astonishingly topical issues.--Translation of part of page 4 of cover.