'A New Medea' in late medieval French narratives

LEGLU, Catherine

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'A New Medea' in late medieval French narratives

LEGLU, Catherine

2010 • In Simon, Anne; Bartel, Heike (Eds.) Unbinding Medea : Interdisciplinary approaches to a classical myth from Antiquity to the 21st century

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Keywords :

Medieval; Adaptation; Myth

Abstract :

[en] Within a themed volume dedicated to the reception and adaptation of the story of Medea in many media and genres, this chapter presents texts and images of the 15th century that point to a tendency to interpret Medea as a tragic heroine rather than a monstrous mother.

Disciplines :

Literature

Author, co-author :

LEGLU, Catherine ; University of Luxembourg > Rectorate

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Language :

English

Title :

'A New Medea' in late medieval French narratives

Publication date :

01 October 2010

Main work title :

Unbinding Medea : Interdisciplinary approaches to a classical myth from Antiquity to the 21st century

Editor :

Simon, Anne

Bartel, Heike

Publisher :

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing, London, United Kingdom

ISBN/EAN :

9781906540531

Collection name :

Legenda

Pages :

68-79

Peer reviewed :

Peer reviewed

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