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    life‚ and they showed an obsession to accomplish their quest. The quest may be self thought of‚ or obtained from someone else‚ but either way the knight took honor and pride in being able to accomplish the quest. In "Arthurian Romances‚" by Chrétien de Troyes‚ all knights had a duty to protect their country. When a knight approached a situation‚ he did not attack the other party until he had warned them. His place in the feudalist system involved other workers‚ known as vassals‚ to do his bidding

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    Gaz de France

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    Gaz De France 1&2) In my opinion‚ Mr. Reboul did an excellent job with liability management so far. He and his staff successfully hedged GDF’s foreign debt and in that process were actually able to made profits which contributed to net income. Currency swaps allow companies to exploit the global capital markets more efficiently. They are an integral arbitrage link between the interest rates of different developed countries. Companies have to come up with the funds to deliver the notional at

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    Lanval Analysis

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    Lanval Analysis In the tale of Lanval‚ the comely knight shows that adultery may not always be an issue in Medieval Romances. In the beginning of this poem‚ Lanval isn’t treated with the utmost respect like the other knights. King Arthur doesn’t seem to be treating Lanval fairly‚ even though he is just as loyal as everyone else‚ so the knight sets out on sojourning adventure to the countryside. Here he comes across two maids begging to take the debonair man into meet their damsel‚ who is of such

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    Wife of Bath/Lanval

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    Jeffery Chaucer’s The Wife of Bath’s Tale revolves around the issue of feminine desire. A knight of King Arthur’s court rapes a maiden‚ which in the story is an offence punishable by death‚ but the queen grants him mercy. If in a year he could return to the court with the correct answer for her and her ladies to the question ‘What thyng is it that wommen moost desiren’ (Chaucer‚ l. 905) he could keep his head. This is not a straightforward question to answer yet the knight succeeds‚ stating that

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    Love becomes a major theme in the twelfth century mainly due to the writings of the Cistercian Order. Things like chivalry and courtly love become the norm of this time period. This norm would affect the medieval mindset of people’s identity and sense of selfhood. The idea of love and its connection to chivalry became romanticized by many stories written by Chretien de Troyes‚ like “Lancelot” and “The Knight with the Lion”. In medieval Europe‚ the idea of love became an important theme through

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    Marie De France's 12 Lais

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    Very little is known about Marie de France. It is known that her name is Marie and that she is from France although she spent a good portion of her life in England. Marie de France is attributed with three works Lais‚ the Fables‚ and St. Patrick’s Purgatory. The Lais are short narrative poems that are written in poetic verse. Marie wrote twelve Lais‚ short amorous tales. They are of noble lovers going through critical situations and incidents. The Lais created the style “Breton Lai.” Milun is the

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    was the love of money‚ power‚ or possessions‚ each of these enticements in the end were short lived. This type of love‚ a finite love that fed off of human nature‚ this was referred to as Amor. Despite the fact that this type of love did not last long‚ people during the middle ages flocked to it for it was the only type of love they had ever known. As time would show‚ there would be a gradual change in how love was understood as it began to take shape or form into an eternal love. A love fueled off

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    fourteen‚ introduced into a lifestyle she was never destined for in her homeland of Austria. Marie Antoinette was force to live the life of an adult‚ and was expected to behave like a queen from adolescence. She could not be to blame her lavish means‚ for instances it is like taking a child to a candy store‚ and expecting them not to indulge in the delicious treats bestowed before them. Personally‚ I consider Marie Antoinette a slave in her own household. Her life was like groundhogs day everyday waking

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    fall in love with her‚ and are now in feud for her love.Theseus then comes upon them fighting and declares them to fight once again for her love (even though they were already fighting for her in the first place).They both fight with one hundred men by their side‚and Arcite loses and dies from his wounds. Let’s start with the most popular theme of this story Courtly love.Courtly

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    talk about love while others talk about war. The Art of Courtly Love dominated the ideals of love‚ while The Knights Code of Chivalry was the predominant way of thinking of warriors. Many of Chaucer’s tales deal with these two sets of thinking‚ thus different characters deal with them in different ways. Chaucer’s characters are not a product of the times‚ as they disprove stereotypes and have no need to follow guidelines set by The Knights Code of Chivalry and The Art of Courtly Love. The differences

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