The Arthur of the Italians
The Arthurian Legend in Medieval Italian Literature and Culture
Golygydd(ion) F. Regina Psaki,Gloria Allaire
Iaith: Saesneg
Dosbarthiad(au): History
Cyfres: Arthurian Literature in the Middle Ages
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Y chwedl Arthuraidd yn Eidal y Canol Oesoedd a’r Dadeni yw canolbwynt yr hanes cydweithredol hwn.
Introduction F. Regina Psaki Part One France and Italy 1 Arthuriana in the Italian Regions of Medieval Francophonia Keith Busby 2 French Redactions in Italy: Rustichello da Pisa Fabrizio Cigni 3 From France to Italy: The Tristan Texts Marie-Jose Heijkant 4 The Italian Contribution: La Tavola Ritonda Daniela Delcorno Branca Part Two Arthurian Material in Italian Narrative Forms 5 Narrative Structure in Medieval Italian Arthurian Romance Stefano Mula 6 Arthurian Material in Italian Cantari Maria Bendinelli Predelli 7 Arthur as Renaissance Epic Eleanora Stoppino Part Three Arthur Beyond Romance 8 The Arthurian Presence in Early Italian Lyric Roberta Capelli 9 Arthur in Medieval Italian Short Narrative F. Regina Psaki 10 The Arthurian Tradition in the Three Crowns Christopher Kleinhenz Part Four Arthur Beyond Literature 11 Arthur in Hagiography: The San Galgano Legend Franco Cardini 12 Owners and Readers of Arthurian Books in Italy Gloria Allaire 13 Arthurian Art in Italy Gloria Allaire Reference List: Arthurian Art in Italy Gloria Allaire
Awdur(on): F. Regina Psaki
F. Regina Psaki yw Athro’r Teulu Giustina mewn Iaith a Llenyddiaeth Eidaleg ym Mhrifysgol Oregon. Mae wedi cyfieithu tair rhamant ganol oesol: Tristano Riccardiano (2006), y Roman de la Rose ou de Guillaume de Dole (1995) a’r Roman de Silence (1991).Awdur(on): Gloria Allaire
Mae Gloria Allaire yn Uwch Ddarlithydd mewn Eidaleg ym Mhrifysgol Kentucky. Mae’n awdur nifer o erthyglau a chyfraniadau i deipysgrifau Eidalaidd, epig a rhamant. Mae ei chyfrolau wedi’u golygu yn cynnwys Il Tristano Panciatichiano a The Italian Novella.