Le Moyen Âge et la pop culture - Entretien avec William Blanc

Le Moyen Âge c'est sale, c'est brutal, ça pardonne pas. C'est en tout cas l'image que l'on en a, notamment via la pop culture. Mais qu'en est-il vraiment ? Comment ce Moyen Âge nous est présenté dans les livres, les jeux ou au cinéma ? Comme cette période inspire-t-elle tout un pan de la pop culture ?  Je vous propose aujourd'hui de découvrir les liens qui unissent la Pop Culture et le Moyen Âge avec William Blanc, spécialiste du médiévalisme (la représentation du Moyen Âge).

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- (dir.) Anne Besson, Dictionnaire de la Fantasy, Paris, Vendémiaire, 2018 : https://www.editions-vendemiaire.com/catalogue/anne-besson/dictionnaire-de-la-fantasy-anne-besson/
- Florian Besson, Justine Breton, Une histoire de feu et de sang : le Moyen  ge de Game of Thrones, Paris, PUF, 2020.
- William Blanc, « Game of Thrones. Au-delà du réel. » dans, Game of Thrones, série noire, Paris, Les Prairies Ordinaires, 2015, p. 57-71 [LIEN : https://www.academia.edu/17171437/_Game_of_Thrones_Au_del%C3%A0_du_r%C3%A9el_dans_Game_of_Thrones_S%C3%A9rie_noire_2015 ]
- William Blanc, Le Roi Arthur, un mythe contemporain, Paris, Libertalia, 2020 [LIEN : https://www.editionslibertalia.com/catalogue/poche/le-roi-arthur-un-mythe-contemporain-poche ]
Bruno Dumézil (dir.), Les Barbares, PUF, 2020. [LIEN : https://www.puf.com/content/Les_Barbares_0 ]
Vincent Ferré (dir.), Dictionnaire Tolkien, Bragelonne, 2019 [LIEN : https://www.bragelonne.fr/catalogue/9791028104955-le-dictionnaire-tolkien/ ]

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