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  • romance
    / Developing psychological awareness

    …and romance, observed in his Epic and Romance (1897), the advent of romance is “something as momentous and as far-reaching as that to which the name Renaissance is generally applied.” The Old French poets who composed the chansons de geste (as the Old French epics are called) had been content…

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    …and romance, observed in his Epic and Romance (1897), the advent of romance is “something as momentous and as far-reaching as that to which the name Renaissance is generally applied.” The Old French poets who composed the chansons de geste (as the Old French epics are called) had been content…

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