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Le Morte D'Arthur
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Le
Morte Darthur :
The Winchester Manuscript
(Oxford World's Classics)
by Thomas Malory, Helen Cooper (Editor)
US $14.41
Published by Oxford Univ Pr, May 1998
The newest edition of Malory, this book
adheres closer to the Winchester manuscript
than Caxton's text. Written with the
general reader in mind the text is fluid
with excellent annotations.
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Le
Morte Darthur
(Wordsworth Classics)
by Thomas, Sir Malory
Wordsworth Editions Ltd, Aug 1997
The Wordsworth edition is cheap, and
comes in one volume. It does not,
however, have annotations.
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Malory's
Grail Seekers and Fifteenth-Century English Hagiography
by Alfred Robert Kraemer
US $40.95
Hardcover
Peter Lang Publishing; November 1999
"This study looks at a popular
fifteenth-century English
genre "the saints' lives" and shows that Malory's Grail
story reads very much like the saints' lives written by
Lydgate, Capgrave, and Bokenham, which satisfied
the same readership that Malory enjoyed. As Vinaver
observed, Malory's Grail story had "more in common
with the lives of saints" than with chivalric romance."
—The Publisher
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Malory's
Book of Arms :
The Narrative of Combat in Le Morte Darthur
(Arthurian Studies, 39)
by Andrew Lynch
US $60.00
Hardcover
Ds Brewer; May 1997
"In this study of Sir Thomas Malory's
"Le
Morte Darthur",
the focus is on its main narrative interest and expressive
medium. In the analysis of the discourse of fighting, some
repeated descriptive preoccupations - to do with name,
vision, blood, emotion and gesture - are examined as
"needs of meaning" with relevance for the whole text,
and related to political, religious, genealogical, sexual
and medical views of Malory's period." —Amazon.com
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Knighthood
in the Morte Darthur
(Arthurian Studies, 11)
by Beverly Kennedy
Boydell & Brewer, September 1,1992
"Focusing on "Malory''s Morte
Darthur, its
analogues,
and its sources, Kennedy's work aims at constructing
a ''typology'' of knighthood. . . . claims that Malory set
out to explore a three-fold concept of knighthood: heroic
knighthood, true knighthood, and worshipful knighthood.
In six chapters she explicates the framework for this
typology and analyzes Malory''s exploration of feudal,
courtly, and religious virtues in the careers of Arthur,
Gawain, and Lancelot." —The American Historical Review
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