Writers in Conflict in Sixteenth-Century France

Elizabeth Vinestock is a Lecturer in French at Lancaster University. David Foster was a Lecturer at the University of Lancaster until his death in 2007. .

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• Notes on contributorsPrefacePublication by Malcolm QuaintonAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction- Neil KennyConflits et évasion dans ‘Les isles fortunées’- Daniel MénagerWhen Petrarchan errors become become political crimes- François RigolotRonsard et les astres- Philip FordFortune in conflict- Tom Conley‘L’argent, c’est la vie. Monnaie fait tout’- David Foster‘J’ose attaquer les plus mutins’- Elizabeth VinestockJean-Antoine de Baïf face au masscre de la Saint-Barthélemy- Jean VignesDes prêches, des armes et des livres- Anne-Pascale Pouey-MounouCe foudre rougissant acere de fureur- Gisele Mathieu-CastellaniA conflict of interest?- Pauline M. SmithFêtes- Margaret M. McGowanIntestinal disorders- John O’Brien‘Bon heretique’- Richard CooperUn essai d’hymnaire catholique- Jean CéardPandora at the crossroads- Ann MossJeux de refus et d’opposition, jeux de ténèbres et de lumière dans ‘L’Olive’- George Hugo TuckerPoitiers to Paris- Adrian ArmstrongBibliographyIndex nominumIndex rerumTabula gratulatoria