دانلود کتاب Ethics in the Arthurian Legend (Arthurian Studies, 91)

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Front Cover\nContents\nContributors\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\n1. Arthurian Ethics before the Pentecostal Oath: In Search of Ethical Origins in Culhwch and Olwen\n2. Too Quickly or Not Quickly Enough, Too Rash and Too Harshly: The Arthurian Court’s Lack of Ethic\n3. The Ethics of Arthurian Marriage: Husband vs Wife in Hartmann von Aue’s Iwein\n4. Arthurian Ethics and Ethical Reading in the Perlesvaus\n5. Translation Praxis and the Ethical Value of Chivalry in the Caligula Brut\n6. Imperial Ambitions and the Ethics of Power: Gender, Race, and the Riddarasögur\n7. Lowland Ethics in the Arthur of the Dutch\n8. Contesting Royal Power: The Ethics of Good Lordship, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, and the M\n9. “As egir as any lyoun”: The Ethics of Knight-Horse Relationships in Lybeaus Desconus\n10. Malory’s Ethical Dinadan: Moderate Masculinity in a Crisis of Hypermasculine Chivalry\n11. Virtus, Vertues, and Gender: Cultivating a Chivalric Habitus in Thomas Malory’s Tale of Sir Gar\n12. Kingly Disguise and (Im)Perception in Three Fifteenth-Century English Romances\n13. “Adventure? What is That?” Arthurian Ethics in/and the Games We Play\n14. The Ethics of a New Edition of Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte Darthur - and More Evidence for the\n15. The Ethics of Writing Guinevere in Modern Historical Fiction\nAfterword\nIndex