Description
Book SynopsisCompiled to mark the five-hundredth anniversary of publication of Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur by William Caxton, this volume contains critical studies of Malory's work, supplemented by essays that place that work in the larger context of Caxton's canon.
Table of ContentsIntroduction: Recent Trends in Malory Studies by James W. Spisak Malory's Identification of Camelot as Winchester by Sue Ellen Holbrook Ordinatio and Narrative Links: The Impact of Malory's Tales as a hoole book by Murray J. Evans Malory and the Alliterative Tradition by Terence McCarthy Indiscreet Objects of Desire: Malory's Tristram and the Necessity of Deceit by Maureen Fries The Truest and Holiest Tale: Malory's Transformation of
La Queste del Saint Graal by Dhira B. Mahoney Malory's Lancelot and the Quest of the Grail by Stephen C. B. Atkinson
Tunc se Coeperunt non Intelligere: The image of Language in Malory's Last Books by John F. Plummer Wounds, Healing, and Knighthood in Malory's Tale of Launcelot and Guenevere by Robert L. Kelly Malory's Very Mater of La Cheualer du Charyot: Characterization and Structure by John Michael Walsh Malory's Lost Source by James W. Spisak Time and Elaine of Astolat by P. J. C. Field
