Tirant Lo Blanch : A Study of Its Authorship Principal Sources and Historical Setting /
Studies the romance, Tirant lo Blanch, from its authorship, principal sources, and historical setting.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York, NY :
Columbia University Press,
[1918]
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Colección: | Columbia University Studies in Romance Philology and Literature
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- Introduction
- Part I. Analysis of Tirant Lo Blanch
- Chapter I. The William of Warwick Episode
- Chapter II. Tirant Succors the Knights of Rhodes
- Chapter III. Tirant Joins The Expedition of the King of France Against the Infidels
- Chapter IV. Tirant Enters the Service of the Emperor of Constantinople
- Chapter V. Tirant Conquers All Barbary
- Chapter VI. Tirant Returns to Constantinople and the Greek Empire is Completely Restored
- Part II. Authorship of Tirant Lo Blanch
- Chapter I. In what Language was Tirant Lo Blanch First Written?
- Chapter II. In what Way was De Galba Connected with the Production of Tirant Lo Blancht
- Part III. Comparative Study of Tirant Lo Blanch and the Sources. Guy of Warwick, Life of Roger De Flor in Muntaner's Chronica, and Lull's Libre Del Orde D'cauayleria.
- Chapter I. William of Warwick Stands for the Mature Guy of Warwick
- Chapter II. Tirant Lo Blanch Resembles Young Gut of Warwick
- Chapter III. Roger De Flor' S Career at Constantinople
- Chapter IV . Other Material from the Chronica Utilized by Martorell
- Chapter V. Other Material from Guy of Warwick
- Part IV. The Historical Bases Upon Which Tirant's Spheres of Operation are Founded
- Chapter I. The William of Warwick Episode
- Chapter II. Concerning the Order of the Garter
- Chapter III. Tirant Succors the Knights of Rhodes
- Chapter IV. Tirant Joins the Expedition of the King of France Against the Infidels
- Chapter V. Tirant Conquers and Christianizes All Barbary
- Chapter VI. Conclusion: General Description of Tirant Lo Blanch
- Bibliography
- Index