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Preface;
Part I. Textual Studies: Iconographical Approaches:
1. The gothic image of Christ. The sources of medieval representations of the crucifixion;
2. Exegesis and imagination. A contribution to the study of Rupert of Deutz;
3. Trinitas creator: word and image;
4. Justus Lipsius' De Cruce libri tres (1593), or the historian's dilemma;
5. Goethe's 'Alexis und Dora' (1796). An interpretation;
Part II. Textual Studies: Historiographical Approaches:
6. Notes on Fate and Fortune;
7. The 'fortune' of Hartmann's Erec;
8. Historical thought and moral codes in medieval epic;
9. The Western image of Byzantium in the Middle Ages;
10. Economies of history. What is fiction? Part III. Syllabus Studies;
11. On coming to terms with Curtius;
12. University German and the syllabus of studies; Notes; Publications of F. P. Pickering.
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Matthew Duncan
reviewed Essays on Medieval German Literature and Iconography on April 09, 2008 Essays on Medieval German Literature and Iconography
If you're going to read Chaucer, you need to have this book next to you.It is an etymological glossary of Chaucerian english and it shows such a clear perspective of the language back then that it's value is clear even for today's english language lover.
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