'Cherchez Eufeme': The Evil Queen in Le Roman de Silence

Abstract

In Le Roman de Silence the evil queen, Eufeme, is often dismissed as yet another example of medieval misogyny, but Eufeme can also be seen as a character who is employed purposefully to explore two of the poem's themes: the debate between Nature and Nurture and the question of the integrity of King Ebain's rule.

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