Leseprobe
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Mediaeval Tales of Marie de France
Marie de France
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Belletristik / Essays, Feuilleton, Literaturkritik, Interviews
Beschreibung
In 'Mediaeval Tales of Marie de France,' the reader is transported to the world of 12th-century French literature, where Marie de France showcases her talent for storytelling through a collection of twelve captivating and moralistic tales. Known for her allegorical and moralizing themes, Marie de France's tales touch upon love, chivalry, and the supernatural, making them both entertaining and thought-provoking for readers of all ages. Her prose is marked by its simplicity and elegance, making her work accessible to a wide audience while still maintaining a level of depth and complexity that appeals to scholars of medieval literature. The book serves as a rich source for understanding the cultural and literary context of the Middle Ages, providing valuable insights into the values and beliefs of the time period. Marie de France's unique narrative style and use of symbolism set her apart as a prominent figure in medieval literature, influencing generations of storytellers to come. 'Mediaeval Tales of Marie de France' is a must-read for those interested in exploring the literary treasures of the Middle Ages and uncovering the enduring legacy of one of its most talented storytellers.
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Narrative Poems, 12th Century Literature, French Literature, Medieval Romance, Courtly Love, Anglo-Norman Poetry, Women Writers, Breton Lais, Arthurian Legends, Folklore and Mythology