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  1. Postcolonial fictions in the Roman de Perceforest
    cultural identities and hybridities
    Autor*in: Huot, Sylvia
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about... mehr

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    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about 1340 for William I, Count of Hainaut. The vast romance, building on the prose romance cycles of the thirteenth century, chronicles an imaginary era of pre-Arthurian British history when Britain was ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. Its story of cultural rise, decline, and regeneration offers a fascinating exploration of medieval ideas about ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity. Drawing on the insights of contemporary postcolonial theory, Sylvia Huot examines the author's treatment of basic concepts such as 'nature' and 'culture', 'savagery' and 'civilisation'. Particular attention is given to the text's treatment of gender and sexuality as focal points of cultural identity, to its construction of the ethnic categories of 'Greek' and 'Trojan', and to its exposition of the ideological biases inherent in any historical narrative. SYLVIA HUOT is Reader in Medieval French Literature and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge

     
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  2. Postcolonial fictions in the Roman de Perceforest
    cultural identities and hybridities
    Autor*in: Huot, Sylvia
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about... mehr

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    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about 1340 for William I, Count of Hainaut. The vast romance, building on the prose romance cycles of the thirteenth century, chronicles an imaginary era of pre-Arthurian British history when Britain was ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. Its story of cultural rise, decline, and regeneration offers a fascinating exploration of medieval ideas about ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity. Drawing on the insights of contemporary postcolonial theory, Sylvia Huot examines the author's treatment of basic concepts such as 'nature' and 'culture', 'savagery' and 'civilisation'. Particular attention is given to the text's treatment of gender and sexuality as focal points of cultural identity, to its construction of the ethnic categories of 'Greek' and 'Trojan', and to its exposition of the ideological biases inherent in any historical narrative. SYLVIA HUOT is Reader in Medieval French Literature and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge

     
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  3. Postcolonial fictions in the Roman de Perceforest
    cultural identities and hybridities
    Autor*in: Huot, Sylvia
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about... mehr

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    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about 1340 for William I, Count of Hainaut. The vast romance, building on the prose romance cycles of the thirteenth century, chronicles an imaginary era of pre-Arthurian British history when Britain was ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. Its story of cultural rise, decline, and regeneration offers a fascinating exploration of medieval ideas about ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity. Drawing on the insights of contemporary postcolonial theory, Sylvia Huot examines the author's treatment of basic concepts such as 'nature' and 'culture', 'savagery' and 'civilisation'. Particular attention is given to the text's treatment of gender and sexuality as focal points of cultural identity, to its construction of the ethnic categories of 'Greek' and 'Trojan', and to its exposition of the ideological biases inherent in any historical narrative. SYLVIA HUOT is Reader in Medieval French Literature and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge

     
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    Schlagworte: Romances; Perceforest; Romances ; History and criticism
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    Part I Founding Myths: Nature, Culture, and the Production of a British Kingdom -- 1 First Encounters: Gadifer in the Deserts d'Escoce 25 -- 2 Testing Boundaries: Colonial Culture and Indigenous Nature 44 -- 3 The King, His Law, and His Kingdom 73 -- Part II Heteronormative Sexuality and the Mission Civilisatrice -- 4 Compulsory Love 99 -- 5 Marriage and the Management of Difference: Between Incest and Miscegenation 119 -- 6 Sexual Violence, Imperial Conquest and the Bonds between Men 140 -- Part III Greeks, Trojans, and the Construction of British History -- 7 Lest We Forget: The Trojan War as a Cultural Matrix 161 -- 8 Lest We Remember: The Artifice of History 183.
  4. Postcolonial fictions in the Roman de Perceforest
    cultural identities and hybridities
    Autor*in: Huot, Sylvia
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk ; Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK

    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about... mehr

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    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about 1340 for William I, Count of Hainaut. The vast romance, building on the prose romance cycles of the thirteenth century, chronicles an imaginary era of pre-Arthurian British history when Britain was ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. Its story of cultural rise, decline, and regeneration offers a fascinating exploration of medieval ideas about ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity. Drawing on the insights of contemporary postcolonial theory, Sylvia Huot examines the author's treatment of basic concepts such as 'nature' and 'culture', 'savagery' and 'civilisation'. Particular attention is given to the text's treatment of gender and sexuality as focal points of cultural identity, to its construction of the ethnic categories of 'Greek' and 'Trojan', and to its exposition of the ideological biases inherent in any historical narrative. SYLVIA HUOT is Reader in Medieval French Literature and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge.

     
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  5. Postcolonial fictions in the Roman de Perceforest
    cultural identities and hybridities
    Autor*in: Huot, Sylvia
    Erschienen: 2007
    Verlag:  Boydell & Brewer, Suffolk

    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about... mehr

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    The 'Roman de Perceforest' explores issues of ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity in an imaginary pre-Arthurian Britain, ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. The 'Roman de Perceforest' was composed about 1340 for William I, Count of Hainaut. The vast romance, building on the prose romance cycles of the thirteenth century, chronicles an imaginary era of pre-Arthurian British history when Britain was ruled by a dynasty established by Alexander the Great. Its story of cultural rise, decline, and regeneration offers a fascinating exploration of medieval ideas about ethnic and cultural conflict and fusion, identity and hybridity. Drawing on the insights of contemporary postcolonial theory, Sylvia Huot examines the author's treatment of basic concepts such as 'nature' and 'culture', 'savagery' and 'civilisation'. Particular attention is given to the text's treatment of gender and sexuality as focal points of cultural identity, to its construction of the ethnic categories of 'Greek' and 'Trojan', and to its exposition of the ideological biases inherent in any historical narrative. SYLVIA HUOT is Reader in Medieval French Literature and Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge

     
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    ISBN: 9781846155826
    RVK Klassifikation: IE 8216
    Schlagworte: Romances; Perceforest; Romances ; History and criticism
    Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (234 pages), digital, PDF file(s)
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    Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 02 Oct 2015)

    Part I Founding Myths: Nature, Culture, and the Production of a British Kingdom -- 1 First Encounters: Gadifer in the Deserts d'Escoce 25 -- 2 Testing Boundaries: Colonial Culture and Indigenous Nature 44 -- 3 The King, His Law, and His Kingdom 73 -- Part II Heteronormative Sexuality and the Mission Civilisatrice -- 4 Compulsory Love 99 -- 5 Marriage and the Management of Difference: Between Incest and Miscegenation 119 -- 6 Sexual Violence, Imperial Conquest and the Bonds between Men 140 -- Part III Greeks, Trojans, and the Construction of British History -- 7 Lest We Forget: The Trojan War as a Cultural Matrix 161 -- 8 Lest We Remember: The Artifice of History 183.