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Tradition and Transformation in Medieval Romance (Hardcover)
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Tradition and Transformation in Medieval Romance (Hardcover)
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Romance studies from the twelfth century to the era of the printed
book. From the insular romance of the twelfth century (vital to an
understanding of the literary and historical context of medieval
English literature) to the era of the printed book, romance
challenges generic definition, audience expectation and established
scholarly approaches. This third volume of papers from the regular
conference on Romance in Medieval England uses a broad range of
material and methodologies to illuminate the subject. Topics
include the strategies and audiences of crusading romances, the
deployment by Chaucer and Gower of romance theme and style, a
re-evaluation of the text of Gamelyn, and the shifting generic
boundaries between romance, exemplum and legal narrative. Other
papers explore the transformation of traditional material on the
revenant dead and the divided family from ancient literary texts to
the prose romances of the sixteenth century. Dr ROSALIND FIELD
teachesin the Department of English at Royal Holloway, University
of London. Contributors: JUDITH WEISS, STEPHEN KNIGHT, NOEL JAMES
MENUGE, DIANE SPEED, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, PHILLIPA HARDMAN, ROBERT
WARM, JOERG FICHTE, NANCY MASON BRADBURY, JEREMY DIMMICK, ELIZABETH
ARCHIBALD, HELEN COOPER
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