A Companion to the Gawain-Poet (Arthurian Studies, 38) (Volume 38)
by David Williams, Michael Thompson, Helen Cooper, Anne Rooney, Malcolm Andrew, Professor A. S. G. Edwards, Felicity Riddy, Linda Brosnan, Derek S Brewer, Dr Jonathan Gibson, A C Spearing, Barry A Windeatt, David Aers, David J. Williams, Derek Pearsall, Elisabeth Brewer, Gillian E Rogers, Hoyt N Duggan, Professor Jane Gilbert, M W Thompson, Michael Lacy, Professor Nicholas Watson, Nick Davis, Priscilla Martin, Ralph W V Elliott, Richard G. Newhauser
This volume in the Arthurian Studies series compiles essays from prominent scholars like David Williams, Helen Cooper, and Derek Pearsall. It offers in-depth analysis of the Gawain-Poet's medieval works, exploring themes, style, and historical context in 14th-century English literature. Ideal for researchers and enthusiasts of Arthurian poetry.
About This Book
A Companion to the Gawain-Poet provides a comprehensive collection of essays by distinguished scholars, focusing on the anonymous 14th-century author known for Arthurian literature.
The volume features contributions from experts such as David Williams, Helen Cooper, and Derek Pearsall, examining the poet's style, context, and influences within the Arthurian Studies series.
Topics include interpretations of key works and their place in medieval English literature, drawing on diverse scholarly perspectives.
As part of Volume 38, it serves as an essential resource for understanding the Gawain-Poet's contributions to chivalric and poetic traditions.
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