The Grail, the Quest and the World of Arthur, éd. Norris J. Lacy
The world of Arthur in this volume is wide indeed, for its geography includes not only France and England, but Occitania, the Netherlands and Iceland, while its disciplinary interests extend beyond literature to embrace iconography, codicology, history and film temporally, it makes forays beyond the...
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| Language: | French |
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Classiques Garnier
2009
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| Online Access: | http://crm.revues.org/11650 |
| Summary: | The world of Arthur in this volume is wide indeed, for its geography includes not only France and England, but Occitania, the Netherlands and Iceland, while its disciplinary interests extend beyond literature to embrace iconography, codicology, history and film temporally, it makes forays beyond the middle ages into the sixteenth century, with a final contribution (by Richard Barber) charting directions for future research. Martine Meuwese provides a masterful survey of the extant represent. |
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