The narratives of Gothic stained glass

Abstract

Part I. The Structures of Narrative: 1. Introduction: stained glass as a medium 2. The Prodigal Son window in Chartres: narrative in sequences 3. The Prodigal Son window in Bourges: narrative in figures 4. Typology and narrative: the beginnings of systematic narration 5. Typological window cycles 6. Typological narrative Part II. The Narratives and the Narrators: 1. The distance between image and text 2. Stilus humilis 3. Vernacular narrative 4. Medieval intertextuality: exchange and isolation 5. The Jongleur 6. Corporeal narrative: Jongleur's theatre and stained glass 7. Division and subdivision: new sermon structures Part III. The Donors of Narrative: 1. The corporations as donors 2. Who donated the Prodigal Son window? 3. The mantle: text and textile 4. The donors as co-authors: self-portrayal and advertisement.

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