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	Eco - Review of Folio Society's "Name of the Rose"
		Universally regarded as a modern masterpiece, The Name of the Rose has already earned the status of "classic," and though published in 1980, Harcourt Brace still keeps a hardcover edition in print.
		Although this is unusual, it's not entirely surprising -- of the few novels published in the last few decades to merit a perpetual hardcover edition, The Name of the Rose belongs next to such works as One Hundred Years of Solitude and Gravity's Rainbow.
		A book about books, Rose evokes the weight of ancient libraries, of illuminated texts bound in exotic leathers and inscribed with maps and legends; indeed, only a hardcover seems truly capable of supporting its labyrinthine prose and sheer density of ideas.
	www.themodernword.com /eco/review_folio_rose.html (646 words)

	The Name of the Rose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Name of the Rose, a novel by Umberto Eco, is a murder mystery set in an Italian monastery in the year 1327.
		The name of the central character, William of Baskerville, alludes both to the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes (compare The Hound of the Baskervilles) and to William of Ockham (see the next section).
		The Name of The Rose was also made into a film in 1986, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud and starring Sean Connery as William of Baskerville and Christian Slater as Adso.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Name_of_the_Rose (1165 words)

	FilmVisie \| Recensie - The Name of the Rose
		The Name of the Rose brengt ons naar de 14e eeuw waar in een klooster een moord is gepleegd.
		The Name of the Rose neemt ons mee naar deze tijd en laat zien wat de gevolgen zijn van deze heksenjacht.
		The Name of the Rose is een prachtige film die ons een kijkje gunt in andere tijden, maar wel kritisch is in de persoon van William van Baskerville.
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	The Name of the Rose (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The novel, The Name of The Rose by Umberto Eco ends with the phrase: "stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus." Eco explains this himself in Postcript to The Name of the Rose.
		Since the publication of The Name of the Rose I have received a number of letters from readers who want to know the meaning of the final Latin hexameter, and why this hexameter inspired the book's title.
		I answer that the verse is from De contemptu mundi by Bernard of Morlay, a twelfth-century Benedictine, whose poem is a variation on the "ubi sunt" theme (most familiar in Villon's later "Mais ou sont les neiges d'antan").
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	Mary Rose
		The Name of the Rose - Named after Henry VIII’s flagship which was recovered in 1982 after more than 400 years in the mud of the Solent.
		Most rose lovers agree that this is one of David Austin's greatest successes.
		This would also be a good rose to flank a doorway, stair-steps or entrance to a path or gazebo.
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	Name of the Rose: Research Paper Topics
		Apocalypticism in The Name of the Rose: One of the generic "identities" of The Name of the Rose is its role as an "apocalpyse," with particular reference to the Book of Revelations, to 10th-century apocalypticism, and to the 13th-century apocalyptic theories, Joachim of Fiore.
		Liturgy in The Name of the Rose: Possible topics include the role of Advent and its relation to the apocalyptic theme in The Name of the Rose, the history, text and role of particularly important liturgical texts such as the Sederunt and the Dies irae, and of liturgical authors such as Fortunatus Venantus.
		Modernism in The Name of the Rose: Umberto Eco self-identifies as a "postmodern author": in his critical work he often writes about "postmodern medievalism" and "postmodern millenialism." In The Name of the Rose, William of Baskerville is a protomodern thinker, an allegory of modernism emergine out of the earlier matrix of medieval culture.
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	Name Of The Rose Movie -The 80s Rewind «
		Name Of The Rose is an outstanding 80's gem, essential and brilliantly cast.
		Name Of The Rose was Christian Slater's big studio screen debut, he had previously appeared in the 1985 teen-rebellion indie flick "The Legend of Billie Jean".
		James Horner's score for Name of the Rose is excellent and is perfect in creating the brooding, dark religious atmosphere that permeates nearly every scene of the film.
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	The Name Of The Rose (1986)
		Rose doesn’t wink at us from a 20th century viewpoint, as it maintains a good period concept.
		The Name of the Rose appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this single-sided, double-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
		Though it lacked great ambition, the Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack of The Name of the Rose also was quite positive given the age of the material.
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	DVD Talk Review: The Name of the Rose
		The Name of the Rose has been described as "a European film on a Hollywood budget," which isn't a bad way to think of this brooding, thoughtful film that's partly a murder mystery and partly a musing on the human thirst for, and simultaneous fear of, knowledge.
		Running two hours and eleven minutes, The Name of the Rose unfolds slowly; the character of Bernardo Gui doesn't even appear until halfway through, though F. Murray Abraham's portrayal of the arrogant Inquisitor is certainly memorable enough to consider him one of the key characters.
		The Name of the Rose is a dark and richly textured film that does a commendable job of capturing Umberto Eco's massive novel on the screen.
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	DVD Review - The Name Of The Rose (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"The Name Of The Rose" is a dark murder mystery set in a monastery during the 14th century.
		Like a good Sherlock Holmes story, "The Name Of The Rose" is filled with little clues and wonderful deductions that are not immediately evident but reveal themselves as the plot progresses.
		Long overdue for a DVD release, Warner Home Video is presenting "The Name Of The Rose" in its original 1.85:1 widescreen format on this release in a transfer that is enhanced for 16x9 TV sets.
	www.dvdreview.com /fullreviews/the_name_of_the_rose.shtml (881 words)

	THE CINEMA LASER DVD REVIEW-- THE NAME OF THE ROSE
		Although the film is set in an Italian abbey during the 14th Century, THE NAME OF THE ROSE ($20) is very much a Sherlock Holmes style mystery.
		In fact, the allusions to Sherlock Holmes are certainly within the story itself, with the central character of THE NAME OF THE ROSE being named William of Baskerville.
		With some of the older monks given to religious hysteria, there is talk that "the devil" walks the corridors of the abbey, thus William begins an exercise in deductive reasoning to uncover how the young man really died.
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	Amazon.ca: The Name of the Rose: Books: Umberto Eco (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The name of the rose is dense at times, and it seems that Eco wrote certain chapters, (i.e.
		The Name of the Rose has gained such a reputation for its detail and erudition that its finest attribute too often goes unmentioned: for the lover of books and ideas, philosophy and history, this book is fun.
		The Name of the Rose has attracted such chatter, and this is a shame--it is too good a book to simply be "gotten through." It is difficult in the sense that it is rich and worth thinking about; it is only as hard a read as the head that reads it.
	www.amazon.ca /Name-Rose-Umberto-Eco/dp/0156001314 (1741 words)

	The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco: A superb illustrated Folio Society edition
		The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
		The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco with colour illustrations by Neil Packer.
		Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose is bound in cloth, blocked in gold and white, and illustrated in colour by Neil Packer
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	The Rose
		This reconstruction of the Rose* by theatre historian C. Walter Hodges is based on information obtained from the excavation begun in December, 1988.
		The Rose, built by Philip Henslowe in 1587, was the first playhouse on the Bankside.
		The Rose got its name from the rose gardens on the original property, The Estate of the Little Rose.
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	The Name of the Rose Audio Book
		The Name of the Rose was authored by Umberto Eco and is narrated by Alexander Adams.
		The Name of the Rose is a great audio book to use as a test of this concept.
		Get The Name of the Rose audio book today and start improving your life by gaining knowledge and realize the joy that comes from treating yourself with the respect you deserve.
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	The Movie Name of the Rose
		Name of the Rose _ Title and Last Line
		The name of the Rose - Der Name der Rose (1986)
		The Name of the Rose was a critical flop in the US, and was also a box office flop in the US.
	www.umbertoeco.com /id-37/The_Movie_Name_of_the_Rose_name_der_rose.html (345 words)

	Mystery Guide - The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Name of the Rose is a most unusual publishing success, a first novel by an Italian semiotician that became a worldwide bestseller.
		Ironically, the theme of the story seems to be that the hunger for knowledge and truth is dangerous, divisive, and ultimately illusory.
		Obviously, Rose is not an easy or straightforward read; besides the historical background integral to the tale, there are considerable passages in untranslated Latin.
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	The Name of the Rose, Constant Reader Discussion
		Topic: THE NAME OF THE ROSE by Umberto Eco (45 of 47), Read 17 times Conf: READING LIST BOOKS From: Sherry Keller (shkell@earthlink.net) Date: Friday, June 16, 2000 07:24 AM This was the first reading for me, and the mystery was what kept the plot going, so it is what held the most interest.
		In the case of the Inquisition, this was all done in the name of Jesus Christ, the personification of Love and all that.
		Topic: THE NAME OF THE ROSE by Umberto Eco (56 of 58), Read 6 times Conf: READING LIST BOOKS From: Steve Warbasse (wk4@uswest.net) Date: Saturday, June 24, 2000 08:58 AM Forgive me for over-posting, but there is one other thing that fascinates me and that is the conclusion William reaches at the end.
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		Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose is a brilliant mystery set in a fictitious medieval monastery.
		The fun and easy way to name the new bundle of joy Brimming with over 5,000 names, from traditional to unique, this is the perfect reference for parents-to-be looking for naming guidance.
		Viewing poetry as the site of the emergence of the self and the sacred, she confirms that sanctification is not static in its forms but continuously in flux and that the poetic modes use....
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	The Name of the Rose
		For those of you industrious enough to find "The Name of the Rose," this forum is for posting your observations on it.
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	Eco's Name of the Rose, `Naturally, a Manuscript'
		Eco's fictional translator in The Name of the Rose foreshadows the success of his mission with a comment about the practicality of his equipment and the enjoyment, even recreational quality, of translation.
		The roles of writing material permeate In the Name of the Rose; however, the subtleties and complexities are too many to call this fine thread of scriptocentric hints a "clew" without indulging in a very great vanity.
		The first allusion to a library in The Name of the Rose is the narrator's failure to locate Adso's manuscript in the Melk monastery library.
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	BookRags: The Name of the Rose Study Guide
		Before The Name of the Rose, Eco was well-known among academicians as the writer of many scholarly books, particularly in the field of semiotics.
		In addition, new critical studies of The Name of the Rose appear frequently, and there seems to be no slowing of critical interest.
		Rich, complicated, and multi-layered, The Name of the Rose promises to be an important novel for study for years to come.
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	Amazon.de: The Name of the Rose.: English Books: Umberto Eco (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Name of the Rose, which sold 50 million copies worldwide, is an experimental medieval whodunit set in a monastic library.
		To conclude, though, while it is certainly not for everybody, I would say that The Name of the Rose is a great choice for anyone who is looking for a lengthy, complex, intellectual and remarkably clever mystery.
		The Name of the Rose is indeed a wonderful book, a philosophical inquiry in the guise of a period mystery.
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	The Key to The Name of the Rose Review -- Book-Reviews.info (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Key to "The Name of the Rose" by Adele J. Haft, Jane G. White, and Robert J. White is a wonderful little book.
		Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" is about crimes in a medieval abbey and the obsession of it monks with heresies, apocalyptic visions, and forbidden knowledge.
		i am hoping to do an intricate performance art piece based on the novel "the name of the rose;" however, many of the lush details and layers were lost on me, because i am not a historian or a scholar well-versed in semiotics...
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		Film Quotes for The Name of the Rose (1986) - Film Quotes for The Name of the Rose (1986) [Der Name der Rose] Sean Connery starred as William of Baskerville at a mature age.
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