From homo academicus to poeta publicus: Celebrity and transversal knowledge in Robert Greene's Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay (c. 1589)

من الإنسان الأكاديمي (*homo academicus*) إلى الشاعر العمومي (*poeta publicus*): الشهرة والمعرفة المستعرضة في مسرحية «الراهب بيكون والراهب بونغاي» لروبرت غرين (نحو 1589)

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