Eleven essays, by scholars from America, Australia and the United Kingdom, investigate reinventions of the middle ages in English culture from the end of sixteenth century to the present day. Topics addressed include medievalism in English popular literature; Sir Walter Scott's Sir Tristrem; Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Chaucer; George Stephens and Old Northern philology; Anglo-Saxonism and the Franco-Prussian War; Dante and the Victorian historical sense; the Grail paintings of G.F. Watts; heterogeneity and the Kelmscott Chaucer; revivals of the Chester Mystery plays; and the cinematic art of Terry Gilliam.
KATHLEEN VERDUIN is Professor of English, Hope College, Michigan.
Contributors: JOHN SIMONS, DAVID MATTHEWS, ALAN LUPACK, KAREN HODDER, ANDREW WAWN, MARILYNN LINCOLN BOARD, CLARE SIMMONS, ALISON MILBANK, DIANA ARCHIBALD, DAVID MILLS, RICHARD H. OSBERG
Details
First Published: 07 Mar 1996
13 Digit ISBN: 9780859914871
Pages: 252
Size: 22.8 x 15.2
Binding: Hardback
Imprint: D.S.Brewer
Series:
Studies in MedievalismSubject:
Medieval LiteratureBIC Class: DSBB
Details updated on 02 Sep 2010
