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,Dario Fo’s , and the Left-Modernist Reclamation of Medieval Popular Culture, word “popular” over which scholars have wrestled,. there has been one that has taken a longitudinal approach, perceiving “popular culture” to be the authentic expression and repository of “the people,” . or ., who have been understood as an historical category. According to the practitioners of thi

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Medievalism and Periodization in , and ,: Environment, Class, Miracle,itle demonstrates that the author’s concern is exclusively with the representation of medieval Europe). and the sophisticated body of scholarship devoted to medievalist film in more recent years almost invariably define the topic in terms of a medieval setting. David W. Marshall, for example, direct