The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Romance

Roberta L. Krueger

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval European Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Selective chronology Introduction Roberta L. Krueger Part I. The Origins, Forms, and Contexts of Medieval Romance: 1. The shape of romance in medieval France Matilda Tomaryn Bruckner 2. Marvels of translation and crises of transition in the romances of antiquity Christopher Baswell 3. Romance and other genres Simon Gaunt 4. The manuscript context of medieval romance Sylvia Huot Part II. European Romance and Medieval Society: Issues for Debate: 5. Courts, clerks, and courtly love Sarah Kay 6. The societal role of chivalry in romance: Northwestern Europe Richard Kaeuper 7. The other worlds of romance Jeff Rider 8. Questions of gender in old French courtly romance Roberta L. Krueger 9. Women and men in late medieval romance Sheila Fisher Part III. European Transformations: 10. The evolution and legacy of French prose romance Norris J. Lacy 11. Medieval German romance Ann Marie Rasmussen 12. Chivalry and medieval Italian romance F. Regina Psaki 13. Gawain and popular chivalric romance in Britain Thomas Hahn 14. Middle English romance: family, marriage, intimacy Felicity Riddy 15. Romance at the crossroads: medieval Spanish paradigms and Cervantine revisions Marina Brownlee Editions and translations Index.

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