Del 26 - Arthurian Studies

Chrétien de Troyes and the German Middle Ages

Papers from an International Symposium

Inbunden, Engelska, 1993

Av Martin H Jones, Roy Wisbey, Martin H. Jones

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Studies showing the influence of the French Arthurian romances of Chrétien de Troyes on German medieval literature.The pre-eminent role of Chrétien de Troyes in the formation of Arthurian romance is reflected in the swift and brilliant response of German courtly poets to his works. Within a few years of their composition, Erec et Enideand Yvain were adapted for German audiences by Hartmann von Aue, while Chrétien's unfinished Grail-story was taken up by Wolfram von Eschenbach and brought to a triumphant conclusion in Parzival. In this volume a distinguished international team of scholars contrast the treatment and reception of the stories in Germany with their French originals.Contributors: E.M.MELETINSKY, MICHAEL BATTS, SILVIA RANAWAKE, W.H.JACKSON, H.B.WILSON, KAREN PRATT, MARTIN H. JONES, DANIEL ROCHER, WALTER BLANK, KLAUS GRUBMULLER, TONY HUNT, WIEBKE FREYTAG, MICHAEL CURSCHMANN, RENE PERENNEC, ADRIAN STEVENS, ARTHUR GROOS, TIMOTHY McFARLAND, J.-M. PASTRE and VOLKER HONEMAN.

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Utgivningsdatum1993-02-28
Mått156 x 234 x 25 mm
Vikt768 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieArthurian Studies
Antal sidor368
FörlagBoydell & Brewer Ltd
ISBN9780859913560

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L'oeuvre de Chretien de Troyes dans une perspective comparatiste, E.M. Meletinsky; national perspectives on originality and translation - Chretien de Troyes and Hartmann von Aue, Michael Batts; "Verligen" und "Versitzen" - das versaumnis des Helden und die sunde der tragheit in den Artustromanen Hartmanns von Aue, Silvia Ranawake; aspects of knighthood in Hartmann's adaptations of Chretien's romances and in the social context, William Henry Jackson; the heroine's loyalty in Hartmann's and Chretien's "Erec", Bernard Willson; adapting "Enide" - Chretien, Hartmann and the female reader, Karen Pratt; Chretien, Hartmann, and the knight as fighting man - on Hartmann's chivalric adaptation of "Erec et Enide", Martin H. Jones; "Cliges" in Deutschland, Daniel Rocher; zu den schwierigkeiten der Lancelot-Rezeption in Deutschland, Walter Blank; die konzeption der Artusfigure bei chrestien und in Ulrichs "Lanzelet" - misverstandnis, kritik oder selbstandigkeit? ein diskussionsbeitrag; "Isein and Yvain" - adapting the love theme, Tony Hunt; "Rehtre guete" als wahrscheinlich "gewisse lere" - topische argumente fur eine schulmaxime in Hartmanns "Iwein", Wiebke Freytag; "Der aventiure bilde nemen" - the intellectual and social environment of the "Iwein murals at Rodenegg Castle, Michael Curschmann; Wolfram von Eschenbach vor dem "Donte du Graal", Rene Perennec; heteroglossia and clerical narrative - on wolfram's adaptation of Chretien, Adrian Stevens; dialogic transpotions - the grail hero wins a wife, Arthur Groos; Clinschor, Wolfram's adaptation of the "Conte du Graal" - the Schastel Marveile episode, Timothy McFarland; Versuch einer vergleichenden Asthetika - die kunst des portrats bei Chretien und einigen deutschen Bearbeitern des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts, Jean-Marc Pastre; "Guillaume d'Angleterre", "Gute Frau", "Wilhelm von Wenden" - zur beschaftigung mit dem "Eustachius-Thema in Frankreich und Deutschland, Volker Honemann.