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9780815314509

Medieval German Literature: A Companion

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    9780815314509

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    0815314507

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1997-08-01
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

Both reference work and general overview, this volume provides a comprehensive survey of medieval German literature from the 8th through the early 15th century. The authors concentrate on the works of the late 12th and early 13th centuries--a high peak of the literature--and examine late-medieval German lyric poetry in detail. Also inlcludes maps.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Abbreviations Used in Bibliographies in Text xiii
Part I: Introduction
The Middle Ages
1(1)
A Word about the History of the German Language
2(4)
Resources for the Study of Medieval German Literature
6(15)
Part II: Old High German Literature 750-1050
Historical Background
21(5)
The Franks and the Beginning of the Carolingian Dynasty
24(2)
Old High German Literature
26(35)
Translations and Works Related to Translating
27(6)
Works Written Down from Oral Tradition
33(6)
Christian Biblical and Church Literature
39(12)
Lay Literature
51(4)
Latin Literature on German Subjects
55(6)
Part III: Early Middle High German Literature 1050-1170
Historical Background
61(11)
The Saxon and Salian Dynasties (1046-1150)
61(3)
The Investiture Controversy
64(8)
Introduction to EMHG Literature
72(2)
Biblical Prose and Poetry
74(6)
Theological-Didactic Poetry
80(9)
Natural Science
80(1)
Salvation History
81(4)
The Proper Life
85(4)
Personal Religious Experience
89(2)
Historical Poetry
91(6)
Part IV: Middle German Literature under the Hohenstaufens 1170-1273
Historical Background
97(9)
A Note on the Language of the Period
103(3)
Pre-Courtly EPICS
106(11)
Early Courtly Romances
117(10)
Eilhart von Oberge: Tristrant
118(4)
Heinrich von Veldeke: Eneide
122(5)
The ``Classics''--Courtly Literature
127(78)
King Arthur and the ``Matter of Britain''
128(1)
Chretien de Troyes
129(3)
Hartmann von Aue
132(25)
Hartmann's Arthurian Romances: Erec and Iwein
135(11)
Hartmann's Gregorius and Armer Heinrich
146(8)
Hartmann's Diu Klage
154(3)
Gottfried von Straßburg: Tristan
157(17)
Principal Trends in Tristan-Scholarship
169(5)
Wolfram von Eschenbach
174(31)
Parzival
180(10)
Titurel
190(4)
Willehalm
194(8)
The Songs
202(3)
``Heroic'' Poetry
205(19)
Nibelungenlied, the Klage (and Kudrun)
205(19)
The Manuscripts
206(1)
The History of Nibelungenlied Research
207(1)
The Dating of the Poem
208(1)
The Author
208(1)
The Genesis of the Nibelungenlied
209(2)
The Form
211(1)
The Poem Itself
212(5)
The Klage
217(1)
Kudrun
218(1)
The Impact of the Nibelungenlied after the Middle Ages
219(5)
Part V: The Medieval German Lyric
The Minnesang
224(14)
The Origins of the Minnesang
224(1)
The Manuscripts
225(2)
Music
227(3)
Meter
230(4)
Types within the Genre
234(3)
Spruchdichtung
237(1)
The Leich
238(1)
The Early Lyric
238(9)
Der von Kurenberg
239(2)
Dietmar von Aist
241(3)
Meinloh von Sevelingen and Kaiser Heinrich
244(1)
Heinrich von Veldeke
245(2)
The ``Classical'' Minnesanger
247(39)
Friedrich von Hausen
247(3)
Albrecht von Johansdorf
250(2)
Heinrich von Morungen
252(5)
Hartmann von Aue
257(3)
Reinmar von Hagenau
260(7)
Walther von der Vogelweide
267(12)
Neidhart
279(7)
Post-Classical Lyric
286(10)
The Didactic Lyric (Spruchdichtung)
296(3)
Later Developments in the Lyric
299(5)
Frauenlob
299(1)
Oswald von Wolkenstein
300(2)
Meistersinger
302(2)
Part VI: Post-``Classical'' Literature
Historical Background 1273-1400
304(5)
Types of Post-``Classical'' Narrative Literature
309(2)
Non-``Classical'' Works of the Late 12th-Early 13th Centuries
311(22)
Ulrich von Liechtenstein: Frauendienst
311(3)
Wirnt von Gravenberg: Wigalois
314(5)
Wigamur
319(1)
Konrad Fleck: Flore and Blanscheflur
320(2)
Moriz von Craun
322(6)
Ulrich von Zatzikhoven: Lanzelet
328(3)
The Prosa-Lancelot
331(2)
Rudolf von Ems and Konard von Wurzburg
333(25)
Rudolf von Ems
333(9)
Der guote Gerhart
334(2)
Barlaam und Josaphat
336(2)
Willehalm von Orlens
338(2)
Alexander
340(2)
Konard von Wurzburg
342(16)
The Shorter Works: Das Turnier von Nantes, Der Schwanritter, Der Welt Lohn, Das Herzmœre, Heinrich von Kempten
343(5)
The Legends: Silvester, Alexius, Pantaleon
348(1)
The Longer Narrative Works: Engelhard, Partonopier und Meliur, Trojanerkrieg
349(5)
Two Individual Works: Die Klage der Kunst, Die goldene Schmiede
354(2)
The Lyric Poetry
356(2)
Secondary Arthurian Romances
358(14)
Heinrich von dem Turlin: Diu Crone
358(3)
Der Stricker: Daniel von dem bluhenden Tal, Karl der Grosse
361(6)
The Shorter Works: Pfaffe Amis
364(3)
Der Pleier: Garel von dem bluhenden Tal, Tandareis und Flordibel, Meleranz
367(2)
Konrad von Stoffeln: Gauriel von Muntabel
369(1)
Berthold von Holle: Crane, Demantin, Darifant
370(2)
The Continuations
372(18)
Continuations of Gottfried's Tristan
372(5)
Ulrich von Turheim
372(2)
Heinrich von Freiberg
374(2)
Tristan als Monch
376(1)
Continuations of Wolfram's Willehalm
377(4)
Ulrich von Turheim: Rennewart
377(2)
Ulrich von dem Turlin: Arabel
379(2)
Continuation of Wolfram's Titurel: Albrecht's Jungerer Titurel
381(6)
Lohengrin
385(2)
Ulrich von Etzenbach: Alexander and Wilhelm von Wenden
387(1)
Mai und Beaflor
388(2)
Heroic Literature after the Nibelungenlied
390(26)
Dietrich Epics
390(9)
The Historical Epics: Dietrichs Flucht, Die Rabenschlacht, Alpharts Tod, Dietrich und Wenezlan
391(2)
The Mythical/Legendary Epics: Eckenlied, Sigenot, Goldemar, Virginal, Laurin, Der Rosengarten zu Worms, Biterolf und Dietleib
393(4)
Ortnit and Wolfdietrich
397(1)
Walther and Hildegund
398(1)
Kudrun
399(4)
Wernher der Gartenære: (Meie) Helmbrecht
403(6)
Other Shorter Works of the Period
409(7)
Ruedeger von Hunchoven: Der Schlegel
409(1)
Die halbe Decke
410(1)
Die Heidin
411(1)
Der Schuler von (zu) Paris
411(1)
Die Frauentreue
412(1)
Herrand von Wildonie: Der verkerte wirt, Die getriuwe kone, von dem blozen kesier, Diu katze
413(3)
Part VII: Literature of the late Middle Ages: Innovations and Continuing Trends
Introduction
416(1)
Nonfictional Writing: Sach-, Fachliteratur
417(4)
Legal Writings
418(1)
Chronicles
419(1)
Specialist Literature (Fachliteratur)
420(1)
Didactic Literature
421(3)
Religious Works
422(1)
Allegories of Love
423(1)
Other Didactic Works
424(4)
Thomasin von Zerklære: Der Welsche Gast
424(1)
Der Winsbeke (Die Winsbekin)
425(1)
Tirol und Fridebrant
425(1)
Konard von Haslau: Der Jungling (The Young Man)
426(1)
Diu Maze (Moderation)
426(1)
Freidank: Bescheidenheit
426(1)
Hugo von Trimberg: Der Renner
427(1)
The Courtly Romance in the 14th Century
428(2)
Medieval German Drama
430(7)
Hroswitha von Gandersheim
431(1)
Religious Drama
431(3)
Secular Drama
434(3)
Mysticism
437(12)
Mechthild von Magdeburg
438(1)
Eckhart, Tauler, and Suso
439(10)
Meister Eckhart
440(2)
Johannes Tauler
442(2)
Heinrich Suso
444(5)
Johannes von Saaz (Tepl): Der Ackermann (Aus Bohmen)
449(5)
Chronological Tables 454

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