The Power of the Gift: Desire and Substitution in "Daurel et Beton"
The Occitan epic "Daurel et Beton" presents a vision of monologic masculinity which is soon fractured and revealed as an ideological dream. The themes of gifting, lack, and desire are fundamental to its social and narrative structure, and are played out through the metonymic relationship b...
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