Publisher's Synopsis
The Irish Lives of Guy of Warwick and Bevis of Hampton presents a meticulous examination of two significant medieval romances as they appear within Irish literary tradition. Edited by Fred Norris Robinson, this volume explores the unique adaptations and interpretations of the tales of "Guy of Warwick" and "Bevis of Hampton" in the Irish language. These stories, popular throughout medieval Europe, found a distinct voice in Ireland, reflecting the cultural values and narrative preferences of the time.
This edition provides valuable insights into the transmission and transformation of medieval narratives across linguistic and cultural boundaries. It is an essential resource for scholars and students interested in medieval literature, Irish studies, and the comparative study of folklore and romance traditions. Discover how these classic tales were reimagined and preserved within the rich tapestry of Irish literary heritage.
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