Historians on Robin Hood: The Outlaw's Legend in the Later Middle Ages
by John Marshall, David Crook, Stephen H Rigby, Dr Alex T Brown, Anne Curry, Louisa Foroughi, Helen Fulton, Martin Heale, Katherine J Lewis, Shannon Mcsheffrey, Anthony Musson, Anthony Phillips, Andrew Spencer
Historians on Robin Hood explores the outlaw’s legend in the later Middle Ages through a collection of scholarly contributions. With perspectives from historians and literary scholars, the volume considers the development and lasting significance of Robin Hood as a figure of medieval history, folklore, and cultural memory.
About This Book
Historians on Robin Hood examines the outlaw’s legend in the later Middle Ages.
Bringing together contributions from an extensive group of authors, the book presents a range of scholarly perspectives on Robin Hood.
Its focus is the historical and cultural development of one of the most enduring figures in medieval tradition.
This volume will appeal to readers interested in medieval history, folklore, literature, and the changing interpretations of legendary figures.
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