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| Introduction | ||
| Editorial Note and Acknowledgements | ||
| List of Contributors | ||
| Abbreviations | ||
| L'oeuvre de Chretien de Troyes dans une perspective comparatiste | 1 | |
| National Perspectives on Originality and Translation: Chretien de Troyes and Hartmann von Aue | 9 | |
| verligen und versitzen: Das Versaumnis des Helden und die Sunde der Tragheit in den Artusromanen Hartmanns von Aue | 19 | |
| Aspects of Knighthood in Hartmann's Adaptations of Chretien's Romances and in the Social Context | 37 | |
| The Heroine's Loyalty in Hartmann's and Chretien's Erec | 57 | |
| Adapting Enide: Chretien, Hartmann, and the Female Reader | 67 | |
| Chretien, Hartmann, and the Knight as Fighting Man: On Hartmann's Chivalric Adaptation of Erec et Enide | 85 | |
| Cliges in Deutschland | 111 | |
| Zu den Schwierigkeiten der Lancelot-Rezeption in Deutschland | 121 | |
| Die Konzeption der Artusfigur bei Chrestien und in Ulrichs Lanzelet: Missverstandnis, Kritik oder Selbstandigkeit? Ein Diskussionsbeitrag | 137 | |
| Iwein and Yvain: Adapting the Love Theme | 151 | |
| rehte guete als wahrscheinlich gewisse lere: Topische Argumente fur eine Schulmaxime in Hartmanns Iwein | 165 | |
| Der aventiure bilde nemen: The Intellectual and Social Environment of the Iwein Murals at Rodenegg Castle | 219 | |
| Wolfram von Eschenbach vor dem Conte du Graal | 229 | |
| Heteroglossia and Clerical Narrative: On Wolfram's Adaptation of Chretien | 241 | |
| Dialogic Transpositions: The Grail Hero Wins a Wife | 257 | |
| Clinschor. Wolfram's Adaptation of the Conte du Graal: The Schastel Marveile Episode | 277 | |
| Versuch einer vergleichenden Asthetik: Die Kunst des Portrats bei Chretien und einigen deutschen Bearbeitern des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts | 295 | |
| Guillaume d'Angleterre, Gute Frau, Wilhelm von Wenden: Zur Beschaftigung mit dem Eustachius-Thema in Frankreich und Deutschland | 311 | |
| Index | 331 |
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David Romanoff
reviewed Chretien De Troyes And The German Middle Ages on February 25, 2012
Chretien De Troyes And The German Middle Ages
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So I read this book as part of a coursework and well, it was a pretty decent read.
Pros:
- the book showed its arguments very clearly. I didn't have to search the entire book to find out what the author is exactly saying.
- the arguments were always substantiated with evidence so even if I hadn't read the Greek plays, I would understand what she is trying to say.
Cons:
- Well, the arguments were always substantiated with evidences from the Greek plays, and eh, no one has read ALL of them to understand every single thing, right? Things didn't make sense because of this at some points.
Verdict:
Pretty decent read. Can't judge it much but yeah, it was good.
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