1. Umberto Eco
... French, and German, not to mention the peculiar polyglot speech of one of the characters. As he remarks, he gives his audience, "Latin, practically no women, [and] lots of theology," partially rewarding their attention by also providing "gallons of blood in Grand Guignol style" (Eco, 1983). The late-fourteenth-century manuscript in The Name of the Rose is a model of simple and ... straightforward organization. Its author, the elderly monk Adso, divides his text into seven parts, spanning seven days; each part or day is further ordered ... systems like numerology, iconography, mathemati...
- Word Count: 4697
- Approx Pages: 19
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: Undergraduate