Sir Thomas Malory : views and re-views

Dorrel Thomas Hanks

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Medieval Literature and History Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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In this collection, eight essayists range from deconstructionist through reader-response theories to source studies as they view and re-view Malory's once and future King. Topics covered include Arthur as a symbol of stable kingship and the question of identity among the knights.

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