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Medieval Dutch Literature in its European Context Kooper, Erik S. [Hrsg.]. |
| In Reihe: | Cambridge studies in medieval literature / 21 |
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| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Inhalt
| Preface |
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| Introduction |
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| Court and city culture in the Low Countries from 1100 to 1530 |
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| Middle Dutch literature at court: (with special reference to the court of Holland-Bavaria) |
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| Heralds, knights and travelling |
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| The rise of urban literature in the Low Countries |
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| Middle Dutch Charlemagne romances and the oral tradition of the 'chansons de geste' |
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| The prologue to 'Arturs doet', the Middle Dutch translation of 'La Mort le Roi Artu' in the 'Lancelot Compilation' |
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| The 'Roman van Walewein', an episodic Arthurian romance |
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| Words and deeds in the Middle Dutch Reynaert stories |
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| Dirc Potter, a medieval Ovid |
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| Lancelot in the Middle Dutch Play Lanseloet van Denemerken: An Example of Generic Intertextuality |
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| 'Hovedans': fourteenth-century dancing songs in the Rhine and Meuse area |
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| The saint and the world: the Middle Dutch 'Voyage of Saint Brendan' |
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| Hadewijch: mystic poetry and courtly love |
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| The Modern Devotion and innovation in Middle Dutch literature |
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| A fourteenth-century vernacular poetics: Jan van Boendale's 'How Writers Should Write' |
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| From food therapy to cookery-book |
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| The drama texts in the Van Hulthem manuscript |
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| Appendix. B, Medieval Dutch literature in its European context: 1150-1500. Chronological table |