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viii, 366 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates ; 24 cm Includes bibliographical references The ambiguity of fate and narrative form in some Germanic poetry / Anthony J. Gilbert -- "Judith" and the woman hero / Peter J. Lucas -- A preacher's identity: allusions to Jonah in "The seafarer" / Georgiana Donavin -- Fragmentation, corruption, and minstrel narration: the question of the Middle English romances / Andrew Taylor -- Fitt divisions in Middle English romances: a consideration of the evidence / Phillipa Hardman -- The critic and the use of magic in narrative / Anne D. Wilson -- Who composed "Havelok" for whom? / Robert Levine -- Narrative patterning and "Guy of Warwick" / Julie Burton -- Gawain's antifeminist rant, the pentangle, and narrative space / Catherine Batt -- Animal magic: moral regeneration in "Sir Gowther" / Margaret Robson -- Troilus and Dante: the infernal centre / Melvin Storm -- Nicholas's 'Angelus ad Virginem' and the mocking of Noah / John B. Friedman -- 'The man of law's tale' as a philosophical narrative / Anna Baldwin -- The question of closure in Fragment V of "The Canterbury tales" / Brian S. Lee -- Fifteenth-century English heraldic narrative / G.A. Lester

Author

editor, Andrew Gurr; assistant editor, Phillipa Hardman; reviews editor, Lionel Kelly

Publisher

London, Eng.: Modern Humanities Research Association

Published

1992

Language

EN

ISBN

9780947623425

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Humanities