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Chivalric Splendor and Arthurian Empire in Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

Arthuriana
:Tracing Arthurian themes and courtly aesthetics in Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion through shōjo manga ‘style pictures’ and the use of visual perspective, this article uncovers the connection between beauty and power in Arthurian Romance.
Kendra McDuffie, Eduardo Ramos
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Economy and Utopia in the Medieval Hispanic Chivalric Romance

Hispanic Review, 1994
Elballeros andantes que ninguno los hubiese traido." His interlocutor replies that because the authors thought "que no era menester escrebir una cosa tan clara y tan necesaria de traerse como eran dineros y camisas limpias," it does not follow that they deemed such things unimportant (I: iii, 49). To be sure, the assumption that Amadis and his brethren
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8. Appendix: Census of English Chivalric Romances through 1616 in Shakespearean Tragedy as Chivalric Romance, 2nd ed

2014
"Appendix: Census of English Chivalric Romances through 1616" compiles data on manuscripts, printings, entries, and adaptations of English chivalric romances from standard sources: Short-Title Catalogue, Annals of the English Drama 975-1700, and the Stationers' Register, among others. Tabulations of the data through 1610 serve as the basis for the book'
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Heiress of Fiction: Marfisa and the Macabre Legacy of Chivalric Ferrara

Renaissance Quarterly
This essay traces parallel developments in the myths and legends associated with the historical noblewoman Marfisa d’Este (1554–1608) and her literary counterpart Marfisa, the warrior knight from chivalric romance epic poetry. Through the Este princess’s
Kate Driscoll
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Mal d’amore – Unrequited Love in Medieval Chivalric Romance

2021
This paper addresses the issue of the emotion of unrequited love seen through the prism of chivalric romances, that is, the story of Elaine, the demoiselle d’Escalot. By analysing the transference of literary works from France to Italy and the dissemination of courtly literature and the ideas they propagated this paper will contrapose the two ...
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The chivalric dragon: hagiographic parallels in early Spanish romances

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1977
The bridge I should hope to make between chivalry and hagiography is somewhat indeterminate and fragile.
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6. Othello: Courtly Love and Chivalric Justice, in Shakespearean Tragedy as Chivalric Romance, 2nd ed

2014
Chapter 6: Othello: Courtly Love and Chivalric Justice explains the sudden onset of Othello's jealousy in terms of the known propensities of intermediaries in courtly love to betray their function and thereby alter perceptions of relationships among lady, lover, and their go-between.
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