Bodies of Pain: Suffering in the Works of Hartmann Von Aue Book

	Preface
	Introduction: The Social Construction of the Body: Civilizing the Body
Ch. 1	The Body in Pain	1
I	Hartmann von Aue and the Body in Pain	1
II	Pain in Contemporary Theory	3
III	Pain in the Middle Ages	7
Ch. 2	es tete im an dem libe we: The Physical Body in Pain in Hartmann von Aue	21
I	The Anatomy of Pain	21
II	mit unganzem libe: The Body in Pain and Knighthood in Erec and Iwein	26
Ch. 3	min vleisch ist so unreine: The Male Body in Pain in Gregorius and the Arme Heinrich	61
I	Sin and Corruption of the Flesh	62
II	imitatio Christi: Penance and Mortification of the Flesh	68
III	The Puzzle of Pain to a Medieval Man: the Arme Heinrich	80
Ch. 4	vil wiplichen si do leit: The Female Body in Pain	91
I	Woman as the Object and Subject of Pain	92
II	ir herzen suft daz wort zebrach: the Female Body as a Medium for Expressing Pain	97
III	so bin ich zer arzenie guot: The Female Body in Pain in the Arme Heinrich	115
Ch. 5	ouwe, diz volc ist starke unvro: The Social Body and Pain in Hartmann von Aue's Works	133
I	The Body Politic in the Middle Ages	134
II	The Body Politic and Hartmann's Courtly Society	136
	Conclusion: nach disem ellende. / hie hat diz liet ein ende	157
I	The Meaning of Pain in Hartmann	157
II	The Future of Applying Body Studies to German Medieval Literature	159
App. A	Table One: The Anatomy of Pain	165
App. B	Table Two: Signs of Pain	169
	Bibliography	171
	Index	189