Epistemology of the Bedchamber: Textuality, Knowledge, and the Representation of Adultery in Malory and the Prose Lancelot

Abstract

Malory's text and his source, the Prose Lancelot , represent two competing models of medieval textuality recently theorized by Mary J. Carruthers and by Alexandre Leupin, the 'memorial' and the 'incarnational,' respectively. These different models of textuality also imply competing epistemologies and reading strategies, and allow for the two texts' different approaches to the problem of representing adultery.

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