Gauvain, Gawein, Walewein : die Emanzipation des ewig Verspäteten / Bernhard Anton Schmitz.

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Schmitz, Bernhard Anton, -2006

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TextSeries: Hermaea ; n.F., Bd. 117.Publication details: Tübingen : Niemeyer, 2008.Description: 1 online resource (ix, 342 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9783484970380
3484970383

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Gauvain, Gawein, Walewein.DDC classification:

809.93351 22

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PN686.G3 S36 2008eb

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Contents:

Frontmatter; Inhaltsverzeichnis; I. Einleitung; II. Gauvain in den Romanen Chrétiens de Troyes; III. Rezeption und Entwicklung der Gauvainfigur in mittelhochdeutschen und mittelniederländischen Versromanen; Backmatter.

Summary: The function of the figure of Gauvain underwent an historical change. As a courtly character in the classical romances, he reacted in the interests of Arthurian society to its deficiencies, so that the action provoked by the disturbances came to rest. In the later romances, a process of emancipation in the role of the protagonist sets in. The personal motivation connected with this role stood in conflict with the function of the figure of Gauvain as established in the tradition of the genre, and this led to problems of causality in the texts. Despite this process of emancipation, however, the.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 327-342).

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The function of the figure of Gauvain underwent an historical change. As a courtly character in the classical romances, he reacted in the interests of Arthurian society to its deficiencies, so that the action provoked by the disturbances came to rest. In the later romances, a process of emancipation in the role of the protagonist sets in. The personal motivation connected with this role stood in conflict with the function of the figure of Gauvain as established in the tradition of the genre, and this led to problems of causality in the texts. Despite this process of emancipation, however, the.

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