The stag of love the chase in medieval literature.
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Cornell University Press
[1974]
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Table of Contents:
- The Stag of Love
- Contents
- Preface
- I. Literature and the Hunt
- Hunting Practice and Ceremony
- The Iconography of the Stag
- The Hunt as a Literary Structure
- II. The Chase in Medieval Narrative
- The Sacred Chase: Aelfric's Passion of St. Eustace
- The Mortal Chase: Siegfried's Death in the Nibelungenlied
- The Instructive Chase: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
- III. The Love Chase
- Images of the Love Chase from Antiquity
- Ovid and the Middle Ages
- Combined Forms of the Love Chase in Medieval Literature
- The Sacred Chase Transformed: Love and the Other WorldThe Mortal Chase Transformed: The Poet's Vision of the Death of the Hart
- The Instructive Chase Transformed: Love as the Latter End of Knowledge
- IV. Medieval Allegories of the Love Chase
- France: The Sanguinary Stag
- Li dis dou cerf amoreus : The Stag of Love
- L'Amoureuse Prise : Love's Capture
- Le dit du cerf blanc : The White Stag
- Germany: The Elusive Quarry
- Before Hadamar von Laber
- Hadamar von Laber: Die Jagd
- Epilogue: After Hadamar
- Germany
- Lyric Poems
- Altercative Poems
- Didactic PoemsFrance
- La Chasse of Octovien de Saint-Gelais
- England and France: Song, Sonnet, and Metaphor
- Index