Books received.(Bibliography) Renaissance Quarterly (6/22/2002)
...University of Michigan Press, 2001. vi + 232 pp. illus, bibl, index. $57.50. ISBN: 0-472-11228-7. Pasquier, Etienne. Les Jeus Poetiques (1610): Edition critique. (Textes de la Renaissance, 44.) Paris: Honore Champion...

For the End of Time: The Story of the Messiaen Quartet.(Book Review) Notes (12/1/2004)
...as many witnesses as possible: Etienne Pasquier and Jean Le Boulaire, two of Messiaen...a military fort in Verdun with Pasquier and Akoka. Rischin argues that...later scholars have paid to it. Pasquier's stories about listening to...

Les Recherches de la France.(Review)(Brief Article) The Modern Language Review (1/1/2000)
Les Recherches de la France. By ETIENNE PASQUIER. Ed. by MARIE-MADELEINE FRAGONARD and FRANCOIS...876 pp.; 632 pp.; 792 pp. 960 F the set. Etienne Pasquier was one of the most learned men of his generation...

Contentious readings: urban humanism and gender difference in 'La Puce de Madame Des-Roches (1582).' Renaissance Quarterly (3/22/1995)
...contributors, the humanist lawyer Etienne Pasquier. The anthology, originally entitled...a piquant - topic: a flea that Pasquier claimed to have seen on Catherine...collection, followed immediately by Pasquier's "La Puce." This pair leads...

Autour de Ramus: Le combat.(Book review) Renaissance Quarterly (6/22/2006)
...In "La 'Forte Guerre' d'Etienne Pasquier contre Ramus reformateur de l...Catherine Magnien wonders how Pasquier's letters to Ramus can be real...readers. She attempts to prove that Pasquier used Ramus as a pseudo-correspondant...

The other 100th birthday Surveying the view from Mount Messiaen The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) (12/14/2008)
...hundred) and the quality of the instruments. (He told many interviewers that Etienne Pasquier performed on a cello with only three strings, even though Pasquier repeatedly corrected him, insisting that all four strings were intact.) Even...

From Mother and Daughter: Poems, Dialogues, and Letters of Les Dames des Roches.(Book review) The Modern Language Review (1/1/2008)
...authority. The pair did not work in isolation: they opened their home to a coterie of writers of both sexes, including Etienne Pasquier and Agrippa d'Aubigla. Their household heralded the seventeenth-century salon, such as Madeleine de Scudery...

Les Amours romanesques de la fin des guerres de religion au temps de L'Astree (1585-1628): Fictions narratives et representations culturelles.(Book review) Renaissance Quarterly (12/22/2008)
...that have a modern critical edition. Two small clarifications: Le Monophile (514) is generally attributed to Etienne Pasquier, and Les Thuilleries d'amour (516) indeed has an author (513). Although Greiner builds his work around a...

Noel Du Fail: conteur.(Brief Article)(Book Review) The Modern Language Review (10/1/2003)
...discouraging, perhaps, has been the view that he was a slavish imitator of Rabelais (a 'singe', according to Etienne Pasquier). This book, which is based on a doctoral thesis, is therefore particularly welcome. The first part, on 'Noel...