Folkloric Horror in Medieval Literature

Artículos relacionados

• 

  Cultura y literatura en los cuentos de Gabriel García Márquez

  Carmiña Navia / Edgar Rey / Gesine Müller / Hernán Toro / Julio Olaciregui

  Cultura y literatura en los cuentos de Gabriel García Márquez reúne seis ensayos sobre diferentes aspectos del género en que se reveló la genial escritura del nobel colombiano. Temas como la representación del afrocolombiano y la mujer, el trasfondo de la cultura magdalenense en las tramas narradas, la influencia de François Rabelais y la relación entre la oniromancia garciamar...

  Disponible

  19,71 €

• 

  Courtly Love revisited in the Age of Feminism

  Antonia Southern

  Courtly love and feminism are strange bedfellows, the one a controversial literary concept, and the other a continuing crusade. Both can be taken seriously or ridiculed. In this incisive book, Antonia Southern tries to do both with both. Courtly Love focuses a feminist lens on fourteen authors, some well-known and some less so. They aimed variously to entertain, amuse, instruct...
• 

  Woden

  Stephen Pollington

  All-father, warlord, runemaster, kingmaker, healer-manifold aspects, numerous stories. This book brings together the written and physical evidence for the god called Woden or Óðinn (Odin) in his many guises spanning more than a thousand years. Drawing on the latest interpretations of literary evidence and recent archaeological discoveries, Pollington assembles an impressive arr...
• 

  The Soul as Virgin Wife

  Amy Hollywood

  The Soul as Virgin Wife presents the first book-length study to give a detailed account of the theological and mystical teachings written by women themselves, especially by those known as beguines, which have been especially neglected. Hollywood explicates the difference between the erotic and imagistic mysticism, arguing that Mechthild, Porete, and Eckhart challenge the sexua...
• 

  Living Dangerously

  This interesting read explores different marginalized populations in medieval and early modern European society, from prostitutes to writers of satire and reveals how the dominant culture needs its margins. ...
• 

  Miserere Mei

  Clare Costley King’oo

  King’oo examines the critical importance of the Penitential Psalms in England between the end of the fourteenth and the beginning of the seventeenth century. ...