| Description |
xi, 258 pages ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 234-251. |
| Note |
Includes index. |
| Contents |
The convergence of Arthurian studies / Geoffrey Ashe -- Boethian themes and tragic structure in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia regum Britanniae / Maureen Fries -- A possible source of Geoffrey's Roman War? / Mary L.H. Thompson -- Transformations of a theme: the depoliticization of the Arthurian world in the Roman de brut / Jean Blacker-Knight -- A Jungian interpretation of sexually ambiguous imagery in Chrétien's Erec et Enide / Jan A. Nelson -- "Now I se and undirstonde": the Grail quest and the education of Malory's reader / Stephen C.B. Atkinson -- Prophecy and nostalgia: Arthurian symbolism at the close of the English Middle Ages / Caroline D. Eckhardt -- "An ancient idea of chivalric greatness": the Arthurian revival and Victorian history painting / Debra N. Mancoff -- Malory's expurgators / Marylyn Jackson Parins -- Tennyson's Camelot revisited: an Augustinian approach to the Idylls / David L. Boyd -- Arthurian myth devalued in Walker Percy's Lancelot / John Bugge -- "Yet some men say...that Kynge Arthure ys nat ded" / Charles Moorman. |
| Subject |
Arthurian romances -- History and criticism.
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| Indexed Term |
European literatures Arthurian romances - Critical studies |
| Added Author |
Braswell, Mary Flowers, 1943-
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Bugge, John, 1941-
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| ISBN |
0817303472 |
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