Reading the Late Byzantine Romance
Herausgeber: Goldwyn, Adam J; Nilsson, Ingela
Reading the Late Byzantine Romance
Herausgeber: Goldwyn, Adam J; Nilsson, Ingela
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The definitive work on the late Byzantine romances, the dozen or so works of imaginative fiction from the thirteenth to the fifteenth centuries which narrate the trials of aristocratic young lovers. Demonstrates the cultural value of these works and their centrality to the European and Mediterranean literary traditions.
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The definitive work on the late Byzantine romances, the dozen or so works of imaginative fiction from the thirteenth to the fifteenth centuries which narrate the trials of aristocratic young lovers. Demonstrates the cultural value of these works and their centrality to the European and Mediterranean literary traditions.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 367
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9781316646540
- ISBN-10: 1316646548
- Artikelnr.: 66874549
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 367
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9781316646540
- ISBN-10: 1316646548
- Artikelnr.: 66874549
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
1. An introduction to the Palaiologan romance: narrating the vernacular
Adam J. Goldwin and Ingela Nilsson; 2. The categories of 'originals' and
'adaptations' in late Byzantine romance: a reassessment Kostas Yiavis; 3.
Intercultural encounters in the late Byzantine vernacular romance Carolina
Cupane; 4. Dreams and female initiation in Livistros and Rhodamne and
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Efthymia Priki; 5. The acculturation of the
French romance Pierre De Provence et La Belle Maguelonne in the Byzantine
Imperios and Margarona Romina Luzi; 6. Chronotopes between East and West in
Apollonios of Tyre Francesca Rizzo Nervo; 7. Linguistic contacts in the
late Byzantine romances: where cultural influence meets language
interference Theodore Markopoulos; 8. From Herakles to Erkoulios, or the
place of the war of Troy in the late Byzantine romance movement Elizabeth
Jeffreys; 9. Troy in Byzantine romances: Homeric reception in Digenis
Akritis, the Tale of Achilles and the Tale of Troy Adam J. Goldwyn and
Ingela Nilsson; 10. Herodotean material in a late version of the Alexander
romance Corinne Jouanno; 11. The Palaiologan hagiographies: saints without
romance Charis Messis; 12. Homosocial desire in the War of Troy: between
(wo)men Stavroula Constantinou; 13. Literary landscapes in the Palaiologan
romances: an ecocritical approach Kirsty Stewart; 14. The affective
community of romance: love, privilege and the erotics of death in the
Mediterranean Megan Moore; 15. The bookseller's parrot: a fictional
afterword Panagiotis A. Agapitos.
Adam J. Goldwin and Ingela Nilsson; 2. The categories of 'originals' and
'adaptations' in late Byzantine romance: a reassessment Kostas Yiavis; 3.
Intercultural encounters in the late Byzantine vernacular romance Carolina
Cupane; 4. Dreams and female initiation in Livistros and Rhodamne and
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Efthymia Priki; 5. The acculturation of the
French romance Pierre De Provence et La Belle Maguelonne in the Byzantine
Imperios and Margarona Romina Luzi; 6. Chronotopes between East and West in
Apollonios of Tyre Francesca Rizzo Nervo; 7. Linguistic contacts in the
late Byzantine romances: where cultural influence meets language
interference Theodore Markopoulos; 8. From Herakles to Erkoulios, or the
place of the war of Troy in the late Byzantine romance movement Elizabeth
Jeffreys; 9. Troy in Byzantine romances: Homeric reception in Digenis
Akritis, the Tale of Achilles and the Tale of Troy Adam J. Goldwyn and
Ingela Nilsson; 10. Herodotean material in a late version of the Alexander
romance Corinne Jouanno; 11. The Palaiologan hagiographies: saints without
romance Charis Messis; 12. Homosocial desire in the War of Troy: between
(wo)men Stavroula Constantinou; 13. Literary landscapes in the Palaiologan
romances: an ecocritical approach Kirsty Stewart; 14. The affective
community of romance: love, privilege and the erotics of death in the
Mediterranean Megan Moore; 15. The bookseller's parrot: a fictional
afterword Panagiotis A. Agapitos.
1. An introduction to the Palaiologan romance: narrating the vernacular
Adam J. Goldwin and Ingela Nilsson; 2. The categories of 'originals' and
'adaptations' in late Byzantine romance: a reassessment Kostas Yiavis; 3.
Intercultural encounters in the late Byzantine vernacular romance Carolina
Cupane; 4. Dreams and female initiation in Livistros and Rhodamne and
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Efthymia Priki; 5. The acculturation of the
French romance Pierre De Provence et La Belle Maguelonne in the Byzantine
Imperios and Margarona Romina Luzi; 6. Chronotopes between East and West in
Apollonios of Tyre Francesca Rizzo Nervo; 7. Linguistic contacts in the
late Byzantine romances: where cultural influence meets language
interference Theodore Markopoulos; 8. From Herakles to Erkoulios, or the
place of the war of Troy in the late Byzantine romance movement Elizabeth
Jeffreys; 9. Troy in Byzantine romances: Homeric reception in Digenis
Akritis, the Tale of Achilles and the Tale of Troy Adam J. Goldwyn and
Ingela Nilsson; 10. Herodotean material in a late version of the Alexander
romance Corinne Jouanno; 11. The Palaiologan hagiographies: saints without
romance Charis Messis; 12. Homosocial desire in the War of Troy: between
(wo)men Stavroula Constantinou; 13. Literary landscapes in the Palaiologan
romances: an ecocritical approach Kirsty Stewart; 14. The affective
community of romance: love, privilege and the erotics of death in the
Mediterranean Megan Moore; 15. The bookseller's parrot: a fictional
afterword Panagiotis A. Agapitos.
Adam J. Goldwin and Ingela Nilsson; 2. The categories of 'originals' and
'adaptations' in late Byzantine romance: a reassessment Kostas Yiavis; 3.
Intercultural encounters in the late Byzantine vernacular romance Carolina
Cupane; 4. Dreams and female initiation in Livistros and Rhodamne and
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Efthymia Priki; 5. The acculturation of the
French romance Pierre De Provence et La Belle Maguelonne in the Byzantine
Imperios and Margarona Romina Luzi; 6. Chronotopes between East and West in
Apollonios of Tyre Francesca Rizzo Nervo; 7. Linguistic contacts in the
late Byzantine romances: where cultural influence meets language
interference Theodore Markopoulos; 8. From Herakles to Erkoulios, or the
place of the war of Troy in the late Byzantine romance movement Elizabeth
Jeffreys; 9. Troy in Byzantine romances: Homeric reception in Digenis
Akritis, the Tale of Achilles and the Tale of Troy Adam J. Goldwyn and
Ingela Nilsson; 10. Herodotean material in a late version of the Alexander
romance Corinne Jouanno; 11. The Palaiologan hagiographies: saints without
romance Charis Messis; 12. Homosocial desire in the War of Troy: between
(wo)men Stavroula Constantinou; 13. Literary landscapes in the Palaiologan
romances: an ecocritical approach Kirsty Stewart; 14. The affective
community of romance: love, privilege and the erotics of death in the
Mediterranean Megan Moore; 15. The bookseller's parrot: a fictional
afterword Panagiotis A. Agapitos.