Title Statements
- Full title :King Arthur and chivalry. / Professor Bonnie Wheeler.
Summary
In lectures 13 through 24, Professor Wheeler, Director of the Medieval Studies Program, Southern Methodist University, explores the emergence and development of the legend of King Arthur and its intertwining relationship with the chivalric mentality in the imaginative literature of the Middle Ages. The vast stock of stories about the legendary King Arthur and his Round Table companions form the central thread around which she weaves her study of chivalry.
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- Publication Date:©2001.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):The Teaching Company
- Place of Publication:Springfield, VA
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2001.
Notes
"Course No. 246"--Disc label.
Compact discs.
The Physical Object
- Description:6 audio discs : : CD audio, digital ; : 4 3/4 in. +
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:156585294X, 9781565852945
- oclc:ocm60493059
- LC Classification:PN685
- Dewey Decimal:398.2
Table of Contents
Part II. Lecture 13. Gender bending in French romance -- Lecture 14. Fearful festivals -- Lecture 15. The game of blame, the comedy of shame -- Lecture 16. Malory's vision of history -- Lecture 17. The Pentecostal oath -- Lecture 18. The return to Rome -- Lecture 19. "He passed all other knyghtes" -- Lecture 20. The Arthurian golden boy -- Lecture 21. Sir Tristram and the anxiety of chivalry -- Lecture 22. The quest for the Grail -- Lecture 23. Passion and loss -- Lecture 24. To the isle of Avalon.
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