Refashioning "knights and Ladies Gentle Deeds": The Intertextuality of Spenser's Faerie Queene and Malory's Morte DarthurRefashioning "Knights and Ladies Gentle Deeds" seeks to offer a more determinate sense than traditional source study of just how much Spenser's Faerie Queene owed to Malory's Morte Darthur. Once widespread, the assumption of Spenser's debt to Malory came under enough heavy fire in the first half of this century to render it shunned. Until now, the only book-length study on the topic was Prof. Marie Walther's nineteenth-century German inaugural dissertation, Malory's Einfluss auf Spenser's Faerie Queene, which has never been translated into English. Though the question has received renewed interest in several recent essays by A. Kent Hieatt, the disproportionately brief entry on Malory in the Spenser Encyclopedia demonstrates how much is yet to be learned about the relationship between these two dominant works of adjacent centuries. |
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... 1. Pardo Bazán , Emilia , condesa de , 1852-1921 - Translations into English . I. Title . PQ6629.A7A24 1993 863'.5 - dc20 PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 92-54944 CIP Mi inolvidable padre [ My unforgettable father ] was how.
... 1. Pardo Bazán , Emilia , condesa de , 1852-1921 - Translations into English . I. Title . PQ6629.A7A24 1993 863'.5 - dc20 PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 92-54944 CIP Mi inolvidable padre [ My unforgettable father ] was how.
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... father ] was how Emilia Pardo Bazán referred to her father when he died . Mine , John Fedorchek , passed away while I was at work on this transla- tion and I dedicate it to his memory , for he too shall be inolvidable . Contents ...
... father ] was how Emilia Pardo Bazán referred to her father when he died . Mine , John Fedorchek , passed away while I was at work on this transla- tion and I dedicate it to his memory , for he too shall be inolvidable . Contents ...
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... father had never seen him , but after all , he was his father ! She held him up , near the light . " Is this the kid ? " the convict murmured , taking the oil lamp down from the wall and holding it close to the child's face . The boy ...
... father had never seen him , but after all , he was his father ! She held him up , near the light . " Is this the kid ? " the convict murmured , taking the oil lamp down from the wall and holding it close to the child's face . The boy ...
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... Father for me and have some Masses said . " Come on wad , get in there ! " " Pretend that you're surrendering ! Keep them busy . I'll go like a blue streak ! " For an instant the youth's black silhouette screened the red reflection on ...
... Father for me and have some Masses said . " Come on wad , get in there ! " " Pretend that you're surrendering ! Keep them busy . I'll go like a blue streak ! " For an instant the youth's black silhouette screened the red reflection on ...
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