1990, ISBN: 0801423562

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[EAN: 9780801423567], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Cornell University Press], OLD NORSE ROMANCES HISTORY CRITICISM CRITICAL STUDY SAGAS LITERATURE MIDDLE AGES MEDIAEVAL MEDIEVAL IC… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780801423567], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Cornell University Press], OLD NORSE ROMANCES HISTORY CRITICISM CRITICAL STUDY SAGAS LITERATURE MIDDLE AGES MEDIAEVAL MEDIEVAL ICELANDIC ICELAND SCANDINAVIA SCANDINAVIAN ANTI TRISTAN ARTHURIAN CHRETIEN DE TROYES DOON DOUN EREC ET ENIDE FINNUR JONSSON FORNALDARSOGUR LEGENDARY GERMANIC MYTHOLOGY GESTA DANORUM JURG GLAUSER HERMANN PALSSON ADVENTURES GIANTS UNWANTED SUITORS KING GAUTREKR BISHOP JON HALLDORSSON JOHN LINDOW LARS LONNROTH MAIDEN KINGS NARRATIVES MOTIFS ABDUCTION OF BRIDE COMBAT RIVALRY EDUCATION EQUALITY MARITIAL PARTNERS EXCHANGE RINGS FAIRY MISTRESS FOSTER BROTHER INDIFFERENCE TO WOMEN HUMILIATION WOOING WOOED IMPERSONATION INIMICAL RELATIVE LOVE TRIANGLE MARRIAGE MISOGAMY PROXY HEALING REJECTED REJECTION SHAVING TARRING SHIELD DISGUISE VIOLENCE SWORN NIBELUNGENLIED NJALS PARCEVALS PASSIVE HEROINE SAXO GRAMMATICUS PAUL SCHACH MARGARET SCHLAUCH SNORRA EDDA SNORRI STURLUSON STRENGLEIKAR THOMAS BRITAIN 1001 NIGHTS LEGEND YVAIN 13TH 14TH CENTURY FORM HEROIC HEROISM CHIVALRIC CHIVALRY BLOOD BROTHERHOOD BROTHERS CALLED CHAPTER CHARACTER CONSIDERED COURT DÁMUSTI DAUGHTER DEPICTED DERIVES DESIRED DESPITE EARL EMPEROR EPISODE EXPRESSED FACT FATHER FEMALE FIGURE FOLLOWS FORCES FOREIGN SAGA GIBBON GIVE HAND HERO HERO'S HRINGR HRÓLFR HRÓLFS GAUTREKSSONAR HUSBAND ROMANCE INGIBJORG JARLMANNS JÓN KILLED LMIR MALE MARRY MATTER MEANS MOTIF NAMED NARRATIVE NONETHELESS OBTAIN OCCURS OFFERS PERSON PLOT POSITION PRESS PRESUMABLY PRINCESS PROMISE PROPOSAL PROTAGONIST REALM REMARKS RÉMUNDR RESPECT RIVAL RULE RULER OK SAULUS SIMILAR STRUCTURE SUCCESSFUL SUGGESTS SUIT SUITOR TALE TRANSLATION TRISTRAMS UNLIKE WEDDING WIFE WISHES WOMAN WOOER, Jacket, Cloth hardcover, xii + 223 pages, NOT ex-library. Very good condition, book is clean and bright, untanned, with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Minor signs of wear. Good dust jacket (dusty / grubby storage marks, a bit of shelfwear, mild creasing; one tiny edge-nick, else untorn). -- Contents: Introduction; A Paradigm for Bridal-Quest Romance [Hrolfs saga Gautrekssonar]; Misogamous Maiden Kings [Dinus saga dramblata, Gibbons saga, Hrolfs saga Gautrekssonar, Hrolfs saga kraka, Klari saga, Magus saga jarls, Nitida saga, Partalopa saga, Sigrgards saga froekna, Sigurdar saga bogla, Viktors saga ok Blavus]; Passive Protagonist [Damusta saga, Fridbjofs saga, Gibbons Saga, Gongu-Hrolfs saga, Remundar saga keisarasonar]; Fraternal Affinities [Hrings saga ok Tryggva, Jarlmanns saga ok Hermanns, Konrads saga keisarasonar, Saulus saga ok Nikanors, Sigurdar saga fots, Pjalar-Jons saga]; Epilogue; Bibliography; Index -- Drawing on both foreign and native literary traditions, Iceland's sagas have long been recognized for their unique contribution to medieval European literature. Bridal-Quest Romance in Medieval Iceland treats a little-known group of sagas and a subgenre of Icelandic romance. Marianne E. Kalinke provides the first overview and analysis of this popular thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Icelandic form, examining works of two saga types that have previously been considered distinct genres. Focusing on the often complex character of the hero and the nature of his quest, Professor Kalinke discusses twenty bridal-quest romances exemplifying both the fornaldarsogur (heroic sagas) and riddarasogur (chivalric sagas). She discovers that the bridal quest functions not as a motif in the sagas, but rather as the determinant of plot, the catalyst that generates the hero's actions. The obstacles standing between the hero and his goal may be manifold in an individual saga: the sought-after bride, her relatives, or one or more rival suitors may create impediments; or the hero himself may obstruct his quest by virtue of his inferior social standing, personality, or unethical behavior. Professor Kalinke devotes particular attention to a type of bridal-quest romance peculiar to Iceland, the maiden-king romance, which involves a female ruler and her struggle to assert her independence. The author concludes that Icelandic romance represents two narrative possibilities - one conservative and reflecting the development of narrative on the continent, the other more advanced than the continental romance of that time. Variations of a fixed narrative paradigm characterize the first type, which includes the maiden-king romances, in which the predictable plot generates a hero whose actions consist in reacting to a woman who refuses all suitors. In the second, most common type, the plot is determined not by an established paradigm but rather by a flaw or particular trait of the hero's character. The book acquaints an English-speaking audience with many as yet untranslated sagas. Medievalists, Scandinavianists, comparatists, and folklorists will welcome Professor Kalinke's fresh and comprehensive analysis., Books<

1990, ISBN: 9780801423567

Cornell University Press, Hardcover, Auflage: Hardcover edition, 223 Seiten, Publiziert: 1990-12-31T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, 0.55 kg, Verkaufsrang: 603777, Medieval, Movements & Pe… Mehr…

Cornell University Press, Hardcover, Auflage: Hardcover edition, 223 Seiten, Publiziert: 1990-12-31T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, 0.55 kg, Verkaufsrang: 603777, Medieval, Movements & Periods, History & Criticism, Literature & Fiction, Subjects, Books, Gothic & Romantic, United States, Regional & Cultural, Humanities, New, Used & Rental Textbooks, 34875086-8a6a-4dfe-b095-4d85fb30b3ba_1301, 34875086-8a6a-4dfe-b095-4d85fb30b3ba_0, Special Features Stores, Arborist Merchandising Root, Europe, Unknown, Type, Cornell University Press, 1990<