Joseph Bédier (28 January 1864 – 29 August 1938) was a French writer and historian of medieval France. Bédier was born in Paris, France, to Adolphe Bédier...

and emphasizes the impossibility of their romance. French medievalist Joseph Bédier thought all the Tristan legends could be traced to a single original:...

audience for fabliaux is estimated differently by different critics. Joseph Bédier suggests a bourgeois audience, which sees itself reflected in the urban...

self-explanatory (Les chansons de croisade avec leurs mélodies, ed. Joseph Bédier & Pierre Aubry, Paris 1909, p. 171) Gaunt, Simon; Pratt, Karen (2016)...

needed] Bédier's doubts about the stemmatic method led him to consider whether it could be dropped altogether. As an alternative to stemmatics, Bédier proposed...

Émile Levasseur 1911–1929: Maurice Croiset [fr; ru; de] 1929–1936: Joseph Bédier 1937–1955: Edmond Faral 1955–1965: Marcel Bataillon 1966–1974: Étienne...

courtly literature was omitted for the benefit of an English audience. Joseph Bédier Bowdlerized the title, as he did others in his edition of the Fabliaux...

based on the medieval story of Tristan and Iseult, as reconstructed by Joseph Bédier in 1900. Martin set excerpts of the novel to music for twelve vocalists...

original events. Another theory (largely discredited today), developed by Joseph Bédier, posited that the early chansons were recent creations, not earlier...

École pratique des hautes études in Paris, where he was a pupil of Joseph Bédier. From the late 1920s, he lived in England (one of his teachers was Mildred...