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200 1. $a Mapping Malory $b Texte imprimé $e regional identities and national geographies in Le morte Darthur $f Dorsey Armstrong and Kenneth Hodges
210 .. $a New York, NY $c Palgrave Macmillan $d 2014
215 .. $a xii-232 pages $d 23 cm
225 |. $a Arthurian and courtly cultures
300 .. $a Includes bibliographical references
327 1. $a The places of romance (Kenneth Hodges) ; Mapping Malory's Morte : the (physical) place
; And (narrative) space of Cornwall (Dorsey Armstrong) ; Of Wales and women: Guenevere's
sister and the isles (Kenneth Hodges) ; Sir Gawain, Scotland, Orkney (Kenneth Hodges)
; Trudging toward Rome, drifting toward Sarras (Dorsey Armstrong) ; Why Malory's Launcelot
is not French: region, nation, and political identity (Kenneth Hodges) ; Conclusion
: Malory's questing beast and the geography of the Arthurian world (Dorsey Armstrong).
330 .. $a "While most criticism has treated romance's use of place as fantastic and essentially
meaningless, our book argues that geography is a crucial element in Sir Thomas Malory's
Morte Darthur; our analysis of the concerns of nation, region, borders, and identity
in this text sheds new light on how Malory both understood the 'England' in which
he was writing and how he imagined the 'Arthurian Community' he depicts in his text.
The great knights in Le Morte Darthur come from regions where sovereignty is a vexed
issue, and their rivalries, rather than being fictions of individuals, capture significant
political divisions of the fifteenth century. Our work thus not only provides fundamental
reinterpretations of Malory's book, but also places it in larger discussions of how
regional and national identities developed at the end of the Middle Ages and the beginning
of the Early Modern period" ; Provided by publisher
410 .0 $0 40195051 $t Studies in Arthurian and courtly cultures $d 2014
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