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Introduction:
Part I. The Role of Women: Introduction;
1. Women in the Middle Ages;
2. Feminisation in the twelfth century;
Part II. Marriage and Love: Introduction;
3. Erec;
4. Tristan;
5. Parzival; Conclusion.
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Alexandria Porter
reviewed Women and Marriage in German Medieval Romance on March 26, 2010
Women and Marriage in German Medieval Romance
Zukofsky tries to preserve both the sound and sense of the original Latin. He fails. My copy had a madman's scrawls in it -- bescrawled is the best way to read these poems.
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