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The works of Christine of Pisa (c. 1365 – c. 1430) initiated a literary debate which came to be known as the querelle des femmes — the debate about women.
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As a theologian convinced of the unambiguousness of Christian concepts, he distrusted the poetical expressions of mystics because they were equivocal, as is shown by the unforgiving position he took toward Quietism -- a querelle in which, as we shall soon see, Mme de Maintenon was herself dangerously implicated.
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As a theologian convinced of the unambiguousness of Christian concepts, he distrusted the poetical expressions of mystics because they were equivocal, as is shown by the unforgiving position he took toward Quietism -- a querelle in which, as we shall soon see, Mme de Maintenon was herself dangerously implicated.
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On a donc mis sur le dos du président Ravalomanana, à qui on ne pardonne pas non plus l'utilisation de la langue maternelle dans l'enseignement primaire, ce qui est une querelle franco-française; Ce faisant, on se défausse de ses turpitudes sur quelqu'un qui, pour le moment, n'a pas rejoint la “France-Afrique”.
French Ambassador Expelled from Madagascar Because he has Bad Luck? 2008
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J.A. Starck et la querelle du crypto-catholicisme en A.lemagne, 1785-1789.
Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi di Giovanni, George 2005
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Gérard Defaux, in his Pantagruel et les sophistes (1973), announced that the study of Rabelais now has its 'querelle des anciens et des modernes.'
Laugh-in with Rabelais Walker, D.P. 1980
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The French aspect is treated by H. Rigault in Histoire de la querelle des modernes (Paris, 1856), which is supple - mented by A. Lombard, La Querelle des anciens et des modernes. l'abbé Dubos (Neuchâtel, 1908).
Dictionary of the History of Ideas A. OWEN ALDRIDGE 1968
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La querelle des anciens et des modernes at the end of the seventeenth century in France and its echo in England — where it is usually called the “Battle of the Books” — did much to define the idea of progress and demon - strate the emancipation of the moderns from the ancients.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas REN 1968
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Perrault, which caused the famous querelle in France, and to the Battle of the Books in England (1690-98).
Dictionary of the History of Ideas E. N. TIGERSTEDT 1968
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Quelque temps après que cette _volonté royale_ eût été _portée_, deux officiers qui avaient eu quelques _contestations_ ensemble demandèrent au _roi_ l'_autorisation_ de vider leur _querelle_ l'_épée_ à la main.
French Conversation and Composition Harry Vincent Wann
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