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Extractions: Explorations in Arthurian Legends A Literature Review Part 1: Chretien de Troyes Previous discussions have focused on writers who have attempted to portray Arthur as historical in nature. We have seen that no matter how hard these writers try, they cannot help but invent conventions because they have so little to go on. Still, their Arthur was a figure of history whose deeds could be rooted in things that actually happened and places that could conceivably be identified. Geoffrey of Monmouth started the fiction ball rolling with his History of the Kings of Briton, which introduced many fanciful notions, including the idea that Britain had never been conquered by the Romans. Wace introduced the idea of courtly love. It was up to his fellow Frenchmen to elaborate on this theme. We start with the towering giant, Chretien de Troyes. We have seen that earlier tales of Arthur drew on Welsh tales and the events of the times of the writers to portray Arthur differently. Geoffrey of Monmouth has given us the begetting and birth of Arthur at Tintagel and Arthur's marriage to Guinevere (though he calls her Ganhumara). Wace has given us the
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Extractions: Old Testament Life and Literature (1968) Gerald Larue ABOUT thirty years are embraced in the period which we are labeling for convenience "The Middle Period" of the Exile and which extends roughly from about 585 to 555. During these years a considerable body of literature was produced by the exiles: new additions were made to the prophetic oracles, the Deuteronomic history was brought to a close, the initial stages of the editing of the P source were undertaken and, if our dating is correct, the magnificent Wisdom writing which wrestles with the problem of theodicy, the book of Job, was composed. In its present form, the book of Job records the sad adventures of a good and righteous man, stricken by God, and comforted by friends whose comments set forth the attitudes toward sin, suffering, righteousness and divine justice which were current in the writer's day. The prose prologue introduces the reader to Job, presenting him as one whose every act was kind, good and just, as a man of faith whose blamelessness and righteousness were affirmed by God. Indeed, it was God's boast of Job's upright behavior that prompted "the Satan," a member of the court of heaven
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Extractions: Email jryan@pobox.une.edu.au John Ryan's research interests lie in the fields of language and literature of both Early English and the related cultures and Australian English and Australian literature. He has taught Old English, Old Norse, and Middle English for many years, more recently offering composite courses with these texts in translation. He has a world reputation for this studies of J. R. R. Tolkien and other neo-mediaevalist writers. Long a lexicographer associated with the Oxford English dictionary he has published extensively on Australian vocabulary and idiom. Since 1990 he has edited Australian Folklore . He writes regularly for folklore journalism North America, the United Kingdom and elsewhere. He has published numerous papers on cultural matters concerning Northern New South Wales. He has lectured and been published in many countries and was Visiting Professor at the University of Sheffield (Department of English Language and Linguistics) in 1995. He has been a member of the Council of the Australian Universities Language Association since 1972.
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