Robin Hood : an anthology of scholarship and criticism

Abstract

Part 1 Literature: poems, Douglas Gray The Gest of Hood revisited, J.B. Bessinger Jr who was Hood?, W.F. Prideaux rymes of Robyn David C. Fowler ballads and bandits - 14th-century outlaws and the poems, Barbara A. Hanawalt Christopher Hill as Summer Lord, David Wiles the Earl of Huntingdon - the Renaissance plays, M.A. Nelson Keats's Robin Hood, John Hamilton Reynolds and the Old Poets, John Barnard the good old times - Maid Marian, Marilyn Butler the legend since the Middle Ages, R.B. Dobson and J. Taylor. Part 2 History and politics: Joseph Hunter the origins of R.H. Hilton the origins and audience of the ballads of J.C. Holt the birth and setting of the ballads of J.R. Maddicott some further evidence concerning the dating of the origins of the legend of David Crook Drunk with the cup of liberty - the carnavalesque and the rhetoric of violence in early modern England, Peter Stallybrass aspects of cultural diffusion in medieval England - the early romances, local society and Peter R. Coss the mistery of - a new social context for the texts, Richard Tardif an outlaw and some peasants - the possible significance of Colin Richmond. Part 3 Myth: Sir Sydney Lee Lord Raglan the games of John Matthews. Part 4 Film: on the screen, Rudy Behlmer Robin Hood: Men in Tights - fitting the tradition snugly, Stephen Knight.

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