Medieval insular romance : translation and innovation /
Major themes explored are narratives of the disguised prince, and the reinvention of stories for different tastes and periods
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Cambridge ; Rochester, NY :
D.S. Brewer,
2000
Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK ; Rochester, NY : 2000 Cambridge ; Rochester, NY : 2000 |
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Table of Contents:
- Mapping medieval translation / Ivana Djordjević
- Waldef and the matter of/with England / Rosalind Field
- Verbal and visual disguise / Morgan Dickson
- The Breton Lay in Middle English / Elizabeth Archibald
- Veiling the text / Amanda Hopkins
- The Erle of Tolous / Arlyn Diamond
- Confessions of a Godless killer / Paul Price
- Sir Degrevant and composite romance / W.A. Davenport
- The undercover king / Rachel Snell
- 'Evele knowen 3e Merlyne, jn certeyn' / Roger Dalrymple
- The Elizabethan Havelok / Helen Cooper
- Introduction / Judith Weiss
- Mapping Medieval Translation / Ivana Djordjevic
- Waldef and the Matter of/with England / Rosalind Field
- Verbal and Visual Disguise: Society and Identity in Some Twelfth-Century Texts / Morgan Dickson
- The Breton Lay in Middle English: Genre, Transmission and the Franklin's Tale / Elizabeth Archibald
- Veiling the Text: The True Role of the Cloth in Emare / Amanda Hopkins
- The Erle of Tolous: The Price of Virtue / Arlyn Diamond
- Confessions of a Godless Killer: Guy of Warwick and Comprehensive Entertainment / Paul Price
- Sir Degrevant and Composite Romance / W. A. Davenport
- The Undercover King / Rachel Snell
- 'Evele known ye Merlyne, in certeyn': Henry Lovelich's Merlin / Roger Dalrymple
- The Elizabethan Havelok: William Warner's First of the English / Helen Cooper