'Sir thomas malory' diaporamas de présentation

The Arthurian Legend and Gawain & the Green Knight

The Arthurian Legend and Gawain & the Green Knight. EH 2301. The Romance. The audience largely made up of women. The queen, duchess or countess and the other ladies of her court. These women naturally tended to be interested in stories in which women played more central roles

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Anglo-Saxon

Anglo-Saxon. 449-1066. Stonehenge. This relatively small island has been invaded and settled many times:. The earliest settlers in Britain were the Iberians. Then the Celts. Then the Romans. Then the Angles and the Saxons. Then the Vikings. Then the Normans.

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Myths, Legends and Folktales

Myths, Legends and Folktales . Storytelling is common to every culture. Most people enjoy listening to stories. Storytellers have catered to the need for a 'good story' since the beginning of civilization.

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The Matter of Women

The Matter of Women. Rewritings of the Women of the Ramayana and of the Matter of Britain. The Matter of Britain: History?.

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Anglo Saxons & the History of the English Language

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Introduction to the Anglo Saxons (449-1066 A.D.)

Introduction to the Anglo Saxons (449-1066 A.D.). There were 7 groups of peoples who invaded and settled in Great Britain throughout its history:. Iberians (Spain) Celts (indigenous people from British Isles) Romans (Italy)) Angles (Germany) Saxons ( northern Germany & the Netherlands)

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King Arthur Legends

King Arthur Legends. Introductions to the man, the legend, the hero. The Soldier. Not a king but a Celtic warlord/general Successful against barbarians who invaded England Trained in way by the Romans. Legend. Story passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation

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ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE. THE NORMAN CONQUEST. THE PRE-RENAISSANCE PERIOD IN ENGLAND

ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE. THE NORMAN CONQUEST. THE PRE-RENAISSANCE PERIOD IN ENGLAND. Lecture 3 ??????? ???????? ???????????, ??? ??? ?1232, ??????. The development of written literary tradition in European literature is closely connected with the spread of Christian religion.

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Arthurian Legends

Arthurian Legends. by Juliette Evans. Arthurian Legends. Take place in Great Britain Fictional Legends with many different versions Sir Thomas Malory brought together first collection 12 th and 13 th Century. Camelot. Castle. Holy Grail.

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The Arthurian Legends

The Arthurian Legends. Genre. Medieval Romance -adventure stories featuring kings, knights, damsels in distress, dangerous quests, battles, the supernatural, & doomed love - Has 3 stages : 1. Dangerous quest 2. Test of honor/courage 3. Return to point where quest began.

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King Arthur

King Arthur. History and Legend. King Arthur in the Movies. What movies can you name that are about King Arthur? What characters can you remember? What was the relationship between Arthur and each character?. King Arthur: Man or Myth?. No one really knows who the real King Arthur was.

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The Anglo-Saxons 449-1066

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King Arthur

King Arthur. Objectives. SWBAT understand the cultural setting for Arthurian time before we start reading. What do you already know about king arthur ?. Recorder for board please. King Arthur Background. Arthur is the key figure in legend Debatable whether or not he was real

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King Arthur

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Arthur and His Legend

Arthur and His Legend. Man, Myth, Archetype. Why is Arthur important?. Gave conquered people a hero (6 th -11 th c) warrior chief Forms a cultural identity/common history for England (Anglo-Normans) chivalric king knights 2 nd most referenced character in Western literature.

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Chilvary , Courtly Love, and Arthurian Legend

Chilvary , Courtly Love, and Arthurian Legend. An Informational Power Point Presentation and Web Quest. Chivalry. Ideals associated with medieval knighthood Examples Honor Courtly love Bravery Loyalty to King. Chivalry.

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Sir Thomas Malory

Sir Thomas Malory. Life. Soldier Loyalist Rebel Criminal Fugitive. Life. Born ~1403-1413 1445 Member of Parliament in Warwickshire 1462 Campaigned in Northumbria w/ Earl of Warwick. 15th Century. Wars of the Roses (1455-1487) York (white rose) Lancaster (red rose)

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Historical overview

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ROMANCE & ARTHURIAN LEGEND

ROMANCE & ARTHURIAN LEGEND. Romance. Narrative set in a world of wish fulfillment Ordinary laws of nature are suspended Heroes who fight and almost always conquer the forces of evil Knightly conduct: courage, loyalty & courtesy Tales of adventure & love w/moral teaching. Elements of Romance.

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