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Textual criticism

Zumthor's term for the variability of medieval texts, which existed as changing versions in performance and copying rather than as fixed works.

In textual criticism, mouvance refers to zumthor's term for the variability of medieval texts, which existed as changing versions in performance and copying rather than as fixed works. This meaning comes from Zumthor (1972) in Essai de poetique medievale.[1]

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  1. Zumthor, P. (1972). Essai de poetique medievale. n/a. ISBN 9782020020381

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