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The t4t Gift Economy and Its Romance within the Middle English Lai Sir Launfal

Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2023
Abstract: Contemporary discourse around t4t (trans for trans) relationships involves speculation about bodies in transition. What do such relationships signify toward the bodies of compulsory heterosexuality, not just today, but in the historical record?
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The Sources of Sir Launfal: Lanval and Graelent

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1948
The metrical romance Sir Launfal, with its six Middle English versions and two French sources, is rich in material for an investigation of one phase of practical literary criticism in Mediaeval England. Each redactor of the story made certain changes, which when compared with the changes made by the others, and when classified and analyzed with them ...
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Ecology and Gender in Sir Launfal

The Chaucer Review
ABSTRACT This article examines the relationship between landscape and gender in Marie de France’s Lanval and two of its adaptations: the fourteenth-century English romances Sir Launfal and Sir Landevale. Engaging with the ecofeminist principles of Val Plumwood, it contends that the character of the “fairy mistress” and the nature of ...
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Sir Launfal

The Modern Language Review, 1961
G. L. Brook, Thomas Chestre, A. J. Bliss
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