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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Bevis of Hampton"”.
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"Ne canstu me noght knowe?": Disguise, Exile and Medieval Romance
… disguise exposes at once the fluidity of identity and the anxiety surrounding this fluidity. I argue that Le Roman de Horne, King Horn, L’ai de Haveloc and Havelok the Dane are conservative reactions to the radical potential of disguise. This impression is much less obvious in the …
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“Þe Inglis in seruage”: Textual Englishness, 1175 – 1330
… the Anglo-Saxon past as a golden era free of the taint of foreign domination. I find the cultural memory of pre-Conquest England to be only a fraction of what constituted literary Englishness, and my research calls for a more nuanced description of English literary identity during the …
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Bringing Frames into Focus: Reading Middle English Literature
… acknowledge such a readership by using a variety of framing devices within their texts. The reading techniques that students applied to classical texts in the classroom were beginning to be applied to the then-modern texts of Middle English authors. Authors use these generically-situated framing …