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  1. Brothers and sisters in medieval European literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  The University of York, Suffolk, UK ; Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK

    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens... more

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    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens up multiple perspectives on brothers' and sisters' emotions: love, hate, rivalry, desire, nurturing and ambivalence underlie sibling stories. These narratives are in turn inflected by rank, social context and most crucially, gender.
    This book examines these sibling relationships, focusing on the important vernacular literatures of Iceland, France, England and Germany, and building on recent research on siblings in psychology, history and social science. Multiple and subtle patterns in sibling interaction are teased out, such as the essential sibling task of "borderwork" (the establishment of individuality despite genetic resemblance), and the tensions caused by the easy substitutability of one sibling for another in certain social situations. When the sibling bond is extended to the in-law relation, complex emotional, strategic and political forces and powerful ambivalences nuance the relationship still further. Quasi-siblings: foster- or sworn-brothers complete the sibling picture in ways which reflect and contrast with the sibling blood-tie. Carolyne Larrington is a Fellow and Tutor in medieval English literatureat St John's College, University of Oxford.

     
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    ISBN: 9781782045113
    Subjects: Bruder und Schwester; Literatur; Literature, Medieval; Brothers and sisters in literature
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  2. Brothers and sisters in medieval European literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  The University of York, York Medieval Press, [York, UK]

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    ISBN: 1782045112; 9781782045113
    Subjects: Brothers and sisters in literature; Literature, Medieval
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  3. Brothers and sisters in medieval European literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  York Medieval Press, York

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    ISBN: 9781782045113; 9781903153628; 190315362X
    Subjects: Europa; Literatur; Mittelalter; Bruder <Motiv>; Schwester <Motiv>; Verwandtschaft <Motiv>; Geschichte 500-1500
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  4. Brothers and sisters in medieval European literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  The University of York, York Medieval Press, Suffolk, UK

    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens... more

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    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens up multiple perspectives on brothers' and sisters' emotions: love, hate, rivalry, desire, nurturing and ambivalence underlie sibling stories. These narratives are in turn inflected by rank, social context and most crucially, gender.
    This book examines these sibling relationships, focusing on the important vernacular literatures of Iceland, France, England and Germany, and building on recent research on siblings in psychology, history and social science. Multiple and subtle patterns in sibling interaction are teased out, such as the essential sibling task of "borderwork" (the establishment of individuality despite genetic resemblance), and the tensions caused by the easy substitutability of one sibling for another in certain social situations. When the sibling bond is extended to the in-law relation, complex emotional, strategic and political forces and powerful ambivalences nuance the relationship still further. Quasi-siblings: foster- or sworn-brothers complete the sibling picture in ways which reflect and contrast with the sibling blood-tie. Carolyne Larrington is a Fellow and Tutor in medieval English literatureat St John's College, University of Oxford.

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
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    ISBN: 9781782045113; 9781903153628
    Subjects: Literature, Medieval; Brothers and sisters in literature
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  5. Brothers and sisters in medieval European literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  The University of York, York Medieval Press, Suffolk, UK

    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens... more

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    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens up multiple perspectives on brothers' and sisters' emotions: love, hate, rivalry, desire, nurturing and ambivalence underlie sibling stories. These narratives are in turn inflected by rank, social context and most crucially, gender.
    This book examines these sibling relationships, focusing on the important vernacular literatures of Iceland, France, England and Germany, and building on recent research on siblings in psychology, history and social science. Multiple and subtle patterns in sibling interaction are teased out, such as the essential sibling task of "borderwork" (the establishment of individuality despite genetic resemblance), and the tensions caused by the easy substitutability of one sibling for another in certain social situations. When the sibling bond is extended to the in-law relation, complex emotional, strategic and political forces and powerful ambivalences nuance the relationship still further. Quasi-siblings: foster- or sworn-brothers complete the sibling picture in ways which reflect and contrast with the sibling blood-tie. Carolyne Larrington is a Fellow and Tutor in medieval English literatureat St John's College, University of Oxford

     
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    Frontcover; Contents; Acknowledgements; Untitled; Abbreviations; Introduction; 1. The Medieval Sibling in History; 2. 'Berr er hverr á bakinu nema sér bróður eigi': Fraternal Love and Loyalty; 3. 'Io v'ho cara quanto sorella si dee avere': Sisters, and their Brothers; 4. 'Næs þæt andæges nið': Fraternal Hatreds; 5. 'Te souviegne de ce que je suis ta seur': Sisters and Hostility; 6. 'The king's dochter gaes wi child to her brither': Sibling Incest; 7. 'So wil ich dir ce wibe mine swester gebn': When Siblings Marry; 8. 'Trewethes togider that gun plight': Fictive Siblings; Conclusion
  6. Brothers and sisters in medieval European literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  The University of York, York Medieval Press, Suffolk, UK

    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens... more

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    The literature of the European Middle Ages attends closely to the relationship of brother and sister, laying bare sibling behaviours in their most dramatic forms as models to emulate, to marvel at orto avoid. The literary treatment of siblings opens up multiple perspectives on brothers' and sisters' emotions: love, hate, rivalry, desire, nurturing and ambivalence underlie sibling stories. These narratives are in turn inflected by rank, social context and most crucially, gender.
    This book examines these sibling relationships, focusing on the important vernacular literatures of Iceland, France, England and Germany, and building on recent research on siblings in psychology, history and social science. Multiple and subtle patterns in sibling interaction are teased out, such as the essential sibling task of "borderwork" (the establishment of individuality despite genetic resemblance), and the tensions caused by the easy substitutability of one sibling for another in certain social situations. When the sibling bond is extended to the in-law relation, complex emotional, strategic and political forces and powerful ambivalences nuance the relationship still further. Quasi-siblings: foster- or sworn-brothers complete the sibling picture in ways which reflect and contrast with the sibling blood-tie. Carolyne Larrington is a Fellow and Tutor in medieval English literatureat St John's College, University of Oxford.

     
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    ISBN: 9781782045113; 9781903153628
    Subjects: Literature, Medieval; Brothers and sisters in literature
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  7. Brothers and Sisters in Medieval European Literature
    Author: Larrington, Carolyne
    Published: 2015
    Publisher:  Boydell & Brewer, Woodbridge

    A wideranging and groundbreaking investigation of the sibling relationship as shown in European literature, from 500 to 1500 more

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    A wideranging and groundbreaking investigation of the sibling relationship as shown in European literature, from 500 to 1500

     
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    ISBN: 9781782045113
    Subjects: Literature, Medieval -- History and criticism..; Brothers and sisters in literature; Electronic books
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    Frontcover; Contents; Acknowledgements; Untitled; Abbreviations; Introduction; 1. The Medieval Sibling in History; 2. 'Berr er hverr á bakinu nema sér bróður eigi': Fraternal Love and Loyalty; 3. 'Io v'ho cara quanto sorella si dee avere': Sisters, and their Brothers; 4. 'Næs þæt andæges nið': Fraternal Hatreds; 5. 'Te souviegne de ce que je suis ta seur': Sisters and Hostility; 6. 'The king's dochter gaes wi child to her brither': Sibling Incest; 7. 'So wil ich dir ce wibe mine swester gebn': When Siblings Marry; 8. 'Trewethes togider that gun plight': Fictive Siblings; Conclusion

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